Earlier I have presented Collector Cars of the 1970s to 1980s era ranging from BMW e30 M3 and rare e28 M5, Mercedes Benz 190E 2.5-16, Mercedes Benz G Wagen, MB W-123, Ford RS-500 Cosworth, Citroen SM and GS Club as well as Mustang. And a few other representing from specially developed Rally Car, yet most collector requires a great knowledge of automotive history to attain their optimal values as investment commodity in the future. Value that will eventually be worth higher than or even to multiply on its original value at the time of its purchase.
When we are confronted with the issue of collector cars for sale we generally assumed such cars already widely known to have those unique traits and thus they will be sold at commanding high prices, though it is their future's worth as potential investment wise that needed to be judged. Hence finding potential cars prior to its assumed rare ranking is the most interesting and fun process. Should you happen to know a particular car history and you firmly believed it was a limited production from a well known auto maker; then your fun is just starting off!
There are many guides available online as well as through printed publications, in fact some are dedicated to certain brands or regional basis. Even the Discovery Channel has its own program to educate the enthusiasts that each episode may pinpoint rarity value on certain models of most makers from either European or US origin. Many of such models were regarded a
s marketing failures in its day, such as Citroen SM as opposed to DS type or; Ford Edsel, the now defunct maker MG, futuristic design and curvaceous Stout Scarab, Iso Grifo and many more. Have you ever heard of Michelotti's style Hino Contessa?
Despite of this overwhelming rare values you may well start with your own ride, provided it is well preserved in its pristine brand new condition, hardly driven with low mileage, and who knows in a near future it will turn into a potential collector car. Perhaps it will double its value in a decade time period. Otherwise you need to go online to look for Collector Cars For Sale.
When we are confronted with the issue of collector cars for sale we generally assumed such cars already widely known to have those unique traits and thus they will be sold at commanding high prices, though it is their future's worth as potential investment wise that needed to be judged. Hence finding potential cars prior to its assumed rare ranking is the most interesting and fun process. Should you happen to know a particular car history and you firmly believed it was a limited production from a well known auto maker; then your fun is just starting off!
There are many guides available online as well as through printed publications, in fact some are dedicated to certain brands or regional basis. Even the Discovery Channel has its own program to educate the enthusiasts that each episode may pinpoint rarity value on certain models of most makers from either European or US origin. Many of such models were regarded a
s marketing failures in its day, such as Citroen SM as opposed to DS type or; Ford Edsel, the now defunct maker MG, futuristic design and curvaceous Stout Scarab, Iso Grifo and many more. Have you ever heard of Michelotti's style Hino Contessa?Despite of this overwhelming rare values you may well start with your own ride, provided it is well preserved in its pristine brand new condition, hardly driven with low mileage, and who knows in a near future it will turn into a potential collector car. Perhaps it will double its value in a decade time period. Otherwise you need to go online to look for Collector Cars For Sale.
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