✦ Shifty Estimate
$23,100
- 12 months median
- $21K
- Market cap
- $697.5M · 30,195 built
- Sales, 12 months
- 6
- Original MSRP
- $3,490 · ▲ 562% since
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1962 Pontiac Grand Prix
1962 to 1968 · Coupe · 30,195 built
Price history
Recent sales
39 sales
1967 · Red · manual2026-07-25$22,000
1963 · Starlight Black · 53,000 mi · automatic2026-07-13 · TOMB1681$31,000
1967 · Fathom Blue · 58,000 mi · manual2026-06-29 · LarryWatson$33,567
1967 · Montreux Blue · 73,704 mi · automatic2026-06-15 · Osprey$19,501
1967 · Regimental Red · 14,000 mi · automatic2026-05-11 · tomglaspie$6,400
1962 · Cameo Ivory · 56,000 mi2026-04-16 · SGUREL$16,500
1964 · Beige · 7,000 mi · automatic2025-08-08 · Driftpinto$13,000
1967 · Red · 13,000 mi · automatic2025-07-20 · sjktoo61$23,000
1967 · Red · 89,000 mi · manual2025-04-04 · Oregon_Motor_Company$32,500
1963 · Brown · 56,000 mi2025-03-31 · ranvan$18,500
1964 · Blue · 70,000 mi2025-02-28 · etbrace$11,000
1968 · Blue · 45,000 mi · automatic2024-11-27 · Dryknoll$26,250
1965 · Iris Mist · 19,000 mi · automatic2024-08-13 · MohrImports$41,065
1967 · Black · 27,000 mi · automatic2024-08-04 · rockland712$28,000
1967 · Black · 92,000 mi · automatic2024-07-03 · PHXCarGuy$39,000
1964 · Brown · 46,000 mi · automatic2024-06-21 · Bulletmotorsportsinc$18,500
1965 · Blue · 55,000 mi · automatic2024-05-20 · mcqueens$25,250
1963 · Red · 81,000 mi2024-05-03 · NextGenCC$48,000
1963 · Gray · 47,000 mi · automatic2024-01-23 · chevpop59$30,000
1966 · Red · 98,000 mi · automatic2023-12-06 · Wob$26,000
1967 · Red · 95,000 mi · automatic2023-11-13 · Kzufall$13,250
1966 · White · 92,000 mi · automatic2023-10-05 · LukAutoGroup$22,000
1967 · Red · 30,000 mi · automatic2023-08-13 · tmoussa83$15,670
1966 · White · 25,000 mi · automatic2023-07-24 · PrivateCollectionMotors$36,000
1962 · Red · 4,700 mi2023-03-13 · nickcalia$37,000
1964 · Blue · 11,000 mi · automatic2022-12-05 · Bigfrankied$14,000
1967 · Red · 38,000 mi · automatic2022-09-10 · JerryB1$21,700
1967 · Purple · 14,000 mi · automatic2022-05-17 · DEVELOPERMAN$29,138
1965 · White · 42,000 mi · automatic2022-05-01 · Mendolia$53,000
1964 · Blue · 59,000 mi · automatic2022-02-22 · CardiffClassics$25,750
1963 · Red · 45,000 mi2022-02-05 · mottati$31,250
1965 · Black · 71,000 mi · automatic2022-01-08 · Njtruckking$45,750
1963 · Blue · 28,000 mi · automatic2021-07-29 · MartyMac$10,000
1964 · White · 4,700 mi · automatic2021-04-01 · MalamutAutoMuseum$27,250
1963 · Red · 59,000 mi2020-11-25 · myjaguar$67,500
1964 · Red · 55,000 mi · manual2019-02-06 · pablo64$16,450
1967 · Silverglaze · 1,600 mi · automatic2018-08-30 · jthieriot$27,000
1967 · Repaint · 88,094 mi · automatic2018-08-14 · axlerod23$9,000
1966 · Blue · 49,000 mi · automatic$16,500
Specifications
- Engine
- V8, 6.4L
- Power
- 303 hp
- Torque
- 430 lb-ft
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- RWD
- Production
- 30,195 units
- Original MSRP
- $3,490
Common questions
How much does a Pontiac Grand Prix cost?
A 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix cost $3,490 new. Over the past 12 months, 6 have sold publicly at a median of $20,751. The Shifty Estimate for a well-kept example is $23,100. Cars have changed hands anywhere from $11,400 to $32,200, depending on mileage, color, and history.
What is a 1962 Pontiac Grand Prix worth today?
The Shifty Estimate is $23,100. Confidence is high: 6 public sales in a year gives a firm read.
Is a Pontiac Grand Prix a good investment?
It has appreciated 562% against its $3,490 list price. Only 30,195 were built. The caution is spread, not direction: across the sales we have on file, prices ran from $6,400 to $67,500, and mileage explains most of that.
What has a Pontiac Grand Prix sold for at auction?
The 3 most recent public sales we have on file:
- $22,000Jul 25, 2026Red
- $31,000Jul 13, 2026Starlight Black · 53,000 mi
- $33,567Jun 29, 2026Fathom Blue · 58,000 mi
The first-generation Pontiac Grand Prix represents one of GM's most successful attempts at creating an American grand tourer. Launched in 1962, this personal luxury coupe combined Pontiac's performance DNA with upscale appointments, targeting buyers who wanted something more sophisticated than a GTO but sportier than a Bonneville. Built on the intermediate A-body platform, the Grand Prix featured a distinctive split grille, concealed headlights, and a driver-focused cockpit with bucket seats and floor-mounted shifter. Under the hood, buyers could opt for everything from the base 389 V8 to the legendary 421 HO, making these genuinely quick cars. The '67-'68 models are particularly sought after, with their refined styling and potent 400 and 428 engine options. Today's collectors appreciate the Grand Prix's blend of performance and luxury, especially well-optioned examples with rare powertrains or distinctive colors.