The Leica R3 Mot is a 35mm single-lens reflex camera introduced by Leitz in 1976, using the Leica R bayonet mount. Developed in collaboration with Minolta, it shared body engineering with the Minolta XE, and the "Mot" designation indicates factory provision for the dedicated motor drive.

Recorded UK auction hammer results (wholesale saleroom prices, excluding buyer's premium) for the R3 Mot are sparse, with the two results on file falling between £1,100 and £1,300 — a median of around £1,200. Because these hammer prices are several years old, they are indicative rather than a reliable guide to what a body sells for today in 2026, and condition, cosmetic finish, and the presence of a matching motor winder remain the main price drivers.