The AU Falcon (2001) is the once-mocked, now-quirky Aussie sedan edging into cult territory. New back in the day, they were roughly AUD $30k–$50k depending on trim and options. Today, everyday Forte/Futura sedans and utes typically fetch about AUD $2,000–$6,000, tidy low‑km Fairmonts and XR6s sit around $6,000–$12,000, and clean XR8s or rare S/XR manuals can nudge $12,000–$30,000+ if immaculate. Condition, kilometres, service history, rust spots, and transmission health sway values more than the paint’s ability to blind the neighbours. Expect premiums for original cars, manuals, and unmolested examples; discounts for shagged suspensions, thirsty LPG setups, and dashboard chaos. Have a look on Tradingpost for real-world comps, then budget for a pre-purchase inspection before the nostalgia tax kicks in.
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