Where to buy a used Riley in the UK

15 used Riley are for sale at 5 UK specialist dealers today, asking from £7,450 to £480,000 (median £24,000). The most are at The Motor Shed in Bicester (6), M&M Automotive in Lymington (3) and The Classic Motor Hub in Bibury (3).

As of 13 November 2026, from every car for sale at the UK’s specialist dealers, which Vertar reads each day. Asking prices, not the prices cars sold for.

See all 15 Riley for sale

Who has them

Every UK specialist dealer with a Riley for sale today, most first.

DealerWhereFor saleAsking
The Motor ShedBicester6£17k to £35k
M&M AutomotiveLymington3£7k to £24k
The Classic Motor HubBibury3£95k to £480k
Vintage & PrestigeNorthampton2£45k to £105k
ClassicmobiliaMilton Keynes1

What they ask, by year

YearFor saleLowestMedianHighest
19521£9k£9k£9k
19501£24k£24k£24k
19481£7k£7k£7k
19354£20k£35k£480k
19342£17k£17k£95k
19331£24k£24k£24k
19322£24k£24k£25k
19301£105k£105k£105k

By model

Other places to look

Classified sites. AutoTrader and PistonHeads carry adverts from dealers and private sellers. Many of the dealers above advertise there too, so the same car can appear in several places.

Auctions. Online auctions such as Collecting Cars and auction houses such as Bonhams sell rarer and collectable cars. Most add a buyer’s premium, and cars are sold as seen.

Private sellers. Often the lowest prices, with fewer legal protections than buying from a dealer: check the MOT history, run a history check and get an independent inspection.

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Questions

Where can I buy a used Riley in the UK?

15 used Riley are for sale at 5 UK specialist dealers today, asking from £7,450 to £480,000 (median £24,000). The most are at The Motor Shed in Bicester (6), M&M Automotive in Lymington (3) and The Classic Motor Hub in Bibury (3). Others come up on classified sites, at auctions and from private sellers.

How much is a used Riley in the UK?

Asking prices at UK specialist dealers run from £7,450 to £480,000, with a median of £24,000. Year matters most: the newest (1952) ask a median of £8,750, the oldest for sale (1930) £105,000. These are asking prices; there is often room to negotiate.