Most Expensive Vintage Star Wars Action Figure Vehicles in 2025

Which Star Wars action figure vehicles are worth the most in 2025?

Star Wars toys collectors often report that vintage vehicles can be the most challenging section of the hobby to complete.

While there is no doubt that the original Star Wars action figures have achieved a mythical status among action figure collectors, vehicles are really challenging to collect.

For one thing, they take up a lot of space, especially in the original boxes.

For another, little fiddly pieces are often missing, and can be impossible to replace with original parts.

One example is the chin guns on the Kenner AT-AT.

These are almost always missing when you find one in the wild, and that little piece alone can fetch big money!

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Most Valuable Star Wars Action Figure Vehicles

Star Wars Empire Strikes Back AT-AT

Loose complete $80-450

MIB Mint in Box $2,200-7,500

Released in 1981, Star Wars Empire Strikes Back AT-AT came packaged with the AT-AT, two laser cannons, two laser machine guns, two guns, two belts, four back packs, a grappling hook and a side door.

The chin guns at the front are almost never present when you find one of these. There are also many other parts which can be missing, including the bulb cover, cockpit canopy and guns. Replacing them can be pricy; original chin guns can sell for $100-150 the pair.

Haslab Star Wars Jabba's Sail Barge Khetanna

Loose complete $1,300-1,900

MIB Mint in Box $1,950-2,600

Released in 2019 by Hasbro as part of its Haslab crowed funding campaign, Haslab Star Wars Jabba's Sail Barge Khetanna came packaged with four support legs, two fins, three antennae, two shackles, three engine details, three cannons, two fabric sails, two support structures, four V-shaped support structures, four braces, two horizontal beams, five removable side panels and a removeable floor panel.

Star Wars Power of the Force Tatooine Skiff

Loose complete $700-825

MIB Mint in Box $950-1,250

Released in 1984, Star Wars Power of the Force Tatooine Skiff came packaged with break side rails and two rear sails.

Star Wars Return of the Jedi B-Wing Fighter

Loose complete $75-200

MIB Mint in Box $250-900

Released in 1984, Star Wars Return of the Jedi B-Wing Fighter came packaged with just the B-Wing.

Haslab Star Wars Vintage Collection Ghost

MIB Mint in Box $450-1,000

Released in 2024 by Hasbro as part of its Haslab crowed funding campaign. Haslab Star Wars Vintage Collection Ghost came packaged with four landing gear, cockpit nose, cockpit roof, rear roof, top gunner station, gunner station roof, four figures (Hera Syndulla, Ezra Bridger, Kanan Jarrus, Zeb Orrelios) and a ship shuttle.

Star Wars Legacy Collection Millennium Falcon

Loose complete $250-350

MIB Mint in Box $500-700

Released in 2008, Star Wars Legacy Collection Millennium Falcon came packaged with Han Solo, Chewbacca, two internal doors, escape hatch, radar dish, a larger floor hatch, a small floor hatch, a boarding ramp, a jedi training ball, two roof panels, seven landing gear, a blaster, a bowcaster, five missiles, two cannons, cockpit canopy, and an escape craft.

Star Wars Micro Millennium Falcon

Loose complete $150-475

MIB Mint in Box $500-650

Released in 1980, Star Wars Micro Millennium Falcon came packaged with six mini figures, a ship roof, radar dish, cannons, elevator and landing gear.

Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Scout Walker AT-ST

Loose complete $50-175

MIB Mint in Box $200-500

Released in 1981, Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Scout Walker AT-ST came packaged with just the walker.

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