MV Agusta
MV Agusta is an Italian motorcycle brand founded in 1945 in Cascina Costa, near Varese in the Lombardy region. The brand is internationally recognised for handcrafted, premium sportbikes and naked bikes with a distinctly Italian design… Read more
What does the MV Agusta market look like?
Market data last updated 21 September 2026
| Price range | number of motorcycles |
|---|---|
| €500 | 43 |
| €5k | 127 |
| €10k | 54 |
| €15k | 68 |
| €20k | 57 |
| €25k+ | 88 |
Based on 438 motorcycles
Official MV Agusta dealers
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MV Agusta
Brutale 800
798 cc · 110 hp
70 for sale
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Turismo Veloce 800
798 cc · 110 hp
41 for sale
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Dragster 800
798 cc · 140 hp
30 for sale
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Superveloce 800
798 cc · 147 hp
30 for sale
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Dragster
798 cc · 140 hp
15 for sale
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Brutale
798 cc · 110 hp
14 for sale
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F3
798 cc · 148 hp
14 for sale
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Brutale 1000
998 cc · 205 hp
13 for sale
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F3 800
798 cc · 148 hp
12 for sale
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Brutale 1090
1,078 cc · 144 hp
11 for sale
About MV Agusta
MV Agusta is an Italian motorcycle brand founded in 1945 in Cascina Costa, near Varese in the Lombardy region. The brand is internationally recognised for handcrafted, premium sportbikes and naked bikes with a distinctly Italian design language. Iconic models include the F4 (inline-four supersport), the Brutale (naked), the Dragster, and the Superveloce (neo-retro). MV Agusta accumulated numerous world titles in road racing during the 1950s and 1960s, a legacy that continues to define its brand identity. In 2024 a partnership with KTM AG was established.
In the Netherlands, MV Agusta occupies a niche with a small but passionate customer base. The typical Dutch MV rider is a discerning sport rider or collector for whom Italian aesthetics and exclusivity matter more than everyday practicality. The dealer network consists of a handful of specialist importers and dealers. Servicing requires expertise and is more costly than mainstream brands; the used market is limited. MV Agusta is commonly compared in the Netherlands to the Ducati Panigale or Aprilia RS in the premium segment.
























