What is the average price of a HSV Clubsport in Australia?

Based on recorded auction results, the current average market price for HSV Clubsport vehicles in Australia is approximately $45,892

How many HSV Clubsport auction results does AutoMarkets track?

AutoMarkets has recorded 14 HSV Clubsport auction sales, with prices ranging from roughly $16,500 to $114,250

Can I get alerts for new HSV Clubsport listings

Yes, you can follow the HSV Clubsport market to receive alerts when new listings or price changes are recorded.

Are sold HSV Clubsport prices publicly viewable?

Yes, both current for-sale listings and historical sold prices are viewable to help you understand real HSV Clubsport market value.

HSV Clubsport for Sale in Australia1990-2017

Name: Clubsport Market Data — Australia
Creator: AutoMarkets
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HSV Clubsport cars for sale in Australia. The Australian HSV Clubsport market has an average recorded auction sale price of $50,069, with sales ranging from $16,500 to $114,250 across 14 recorded auction results. Browse HSV Clubsport listings, compare historical sale prices and track market trends.

About the HSV Clubsport

The HSV Clubsport represents the heart of Australian high-performance motoring, debuting in the VN series in 1990 and evolving through local manufacturing’s final chapter in 2017. As the backbone of the Holden Special Vehicles lineup, the "Clubby" transitioned from the original 5.0-litre Holden V8 to more potent GM-sourced powertrains, including the 5.7-litre LS1, 6.0-litre LS2, and the celebrated 6.2-litre LS3. While standard models balanced daily usability with track-ready performance, the lineage peaked with the Gen-F series, which introduced supercharged LSA power and sophisticated suspension technology to the Australian-built Zeta platform. Today, the Clubsport holds immense desirability and a massive buyer pool that spans from lifelong Holden devotees to professional collectors seeking a blue-chip piece of domestic automotive history. In the current Australian market, interest remains exceptionally high as enthusiasts secure well-maintained examples of these iconic sedans and wagons, leading to a strong market value that reflects their status as irreplaceable artefacts of the country's V8 heritage.