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SOLD !. $1.9 MILLION for a 1994 Porsche 911 Turbo S.

by RACHEL CORMACK for THE ROBB REPORT | December 19, 2022

 

SOLD !. $1.9 MILLION for a 1994 Porsche 911 Turbo S.

As Collectible Car values continue to soar, this 1994 Porsche 911 Turbo S has just sold for AU$ 1.9 Million (US$1.26 M).

As we all know, Collectible and Classic Car prices ALWAYS rise, and never fall.

This Porsche has just sold on the American website, Bring a Trailer.

Click here to read about this $1.9 MILLION sale

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the twenty first of a regular show

by ABC NATIONAL RADIO AUSTRALIA | December 14, 2022

 

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the twenty first of a regular show

Mark and Kylie enjoy the last chat for the year, chatting about  $35 Million profit from one car, and Pink Floyd !.

Click here to hear this ABC Radio Show

How to make a $35 MILLION gain from ONE car.

by STEVEN SYMES for MOTORIOUS | December 8, 2022

 

How to make a $35 MILLION gain from ONE car.

There are still one or two people that do not yet understand the Collectible Car Investment asset class. Simply acquire 1 of 76 low cost cars that our Collector friends are desperate for.

Maybe this great news article from Motorious will assist.......

Click here to read this great Article

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the twentieth of a regular show

by ABC NATIONAL RADIO AUSTRALIA | December 8, 2022

 

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the twentieth of a regular show

Mark and John O'Hara talk about the very exciting rises in Collectible Car prices this week.

This week we chat about Mazda MX-5's, Toyota Celica GT-Four's, Supra's, Celica Convertible's, FJ 40's, Triumph 2.5 PI's and the ultimate....... a Toyota Tarago people mover !!.

Click here to hear this ABC Radio Show

Why Judith Neilson paid $1.15 Million for a 1971 Ford Falcon.

by THE AUSTRALIAN NEWSPAPER | December 4, 2022

 

Why Judith Neilson paid $1.15 Million for a 1971 Ford Falcon.

Everyone is investing in Collectible Cars.

Now even those that would traditionally invest in art and other awesome asset classes have diversified into Collectible and Classic Cars

Click here to read this great news Article in The Australian Newspaper

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the nineteenth of a regular show

by ABC NATIONAL RADIO AUSTRALIA | December 1, 2022

 

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the nineteenth of a regular show

Mark and Kylie Baxter chat about the removal of Cypto-currency as an investment, as well as the massive rise of even more Collectible Cars.

The guys chat about analogue Supercars, the mighty Toyota Tercel, VW Kombi vans, Pajero SWB's, as well as a very special MG.

Click here to hear this ABC Radio Show

UP to $700,000 for Nissan's wonderful GT-R V-Spec Nr

by CARSALES | November 28, 2022

 

UP to $700,000 for Nissan's wonderful GT-R V-Spec Nr

The great GT-R R34 has gained yet another $100,000 in the past 10 months.

We have always been very involved with investing in GT-R's, and although our R32's took a little time to gain momentum, they have now raced up to $150,000 +.

The R34 was always a really special car, and of course the V-Spec Nr is the absolute ultimate analogue version that Nissan produced. The R35 that followed this model was never really so popular as the R34, and this is because there is a great deal of technology in the car that curtails the driving experience.

Click here to see this great Nissan GT-R V-Spec II Nr

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the eighteenth of a regular show

by ABC NATIONAL RADIO AUSTRALIA | November 23, 2022

 

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the eighteenth of a regular show

Andy Gall and Mark chat about all things great in the Collectible Car Investment World.

The guys chat about Jaguar XJS's, Triumph Dolomite Sprints, Volvo 244's, VW Golf GTi's, and Peugeot 205 Gti's.

Click here to hear this ABC Radio Show

Autoweek Magazine tells us why specialised knowledge is essential for Collectible Car Investment.

 

Autoweek Magazine tells us why specialised knowledge is essential for Collectible Car Investment.

This great article by Autoweek Magazine states why everyone comes to us to purchase the only cars that have a massive upside over a short time.

There are Collectible and Classic Cars with massive futures, and there asre those that will lose money.........loads of it.

It is all about knowing which cars will rise in value BEFORE they start, and which will fall.

This arrticle clearly reminds us that it is usually the biggest names like Porsche, Ferrari and Merceds that fall the most, whilst ALL the cars that we have invested in have tripled and quadrupled in value during our ownership.

Click here to read this great United States Article

An Australian house price fall of 43.5% is likely, according to this report.

by SARAH SHARPLES for NEWS.COM.AU | November 20, 2022

 

An Australian house price fall of 43.5% is likely, according to this report.

Within this report by Digital Finance Analytics, a drop of well over 35% is detailed.

This would be why we are now seeing several advertisements on Realestate.com.au saying "All serious offers considered ", and the drop has not even really begun yet !.

Whilst our Collectible Cars rise endlessly by a minimum of 32.4% per annum, Digital Finance Analytics say that the interest rise  from 0.1 % to 2.35 % in just five months, along with a potential recession are the recipe for a 43.5% drop in house prices.

The report discusses house prices falling by 12.7 % in 2023, before dropping a further 27.2 % in 2024 and then plunging the rest of the way by 43.5 % in 2025.

Time to get into a RISING asset class !.

Click here to read this great News.com.au Article

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the seventeenth of a regular show

by ABC NATIONAL RADIO AUSTRALIA | November 18, 2022

 

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the seventeenth of a regular show

This radio show is with Andy Gall, with Mark chatting to him about all things Classic Car Investing, including Jaguar XJR's, Lotus Esprit's, Ferrari Testarossa, Toyota Supra, and other great classic cars.

Mark talks about some of the television shows surrounding these cars, such as The Minder, The Professionals, and others.

Click here to hear this ABC Radio Show

UP 50% for the Dolomite Sprint, UP 30% for the Golf Gti, and UP 39% for the McLaren F1.

 

UP 50% for the Dolomite Sprint, UP 30% for the Golf Gti, and UP 39% for the McLaren F1.

We have had yet another amazing 3 months, with a host of previously undervalued cars suddenly coming of age, racing up the charts with great gains. As we reported back on the 8th of September, the boom in Collectible Car values is back with us in a BIG way.

Russ Smith's latest report for January 2023 shows some awesome sale results across the past 3 months on page 17 of the latest issue of Thoroughbred and Classic Cars Magazine. He shows us 16 great cars that have risen by more than 10% over this quarter, with a McLaren F1 gaining 39% over this time, meaning a $5.4 MILLION gain in value for the owner in just 3 months, based on the sale price printed in Thoroughbred and Classic Cars Magazine (the overall profit was $11.8 Million, as the custodian of the car had it with him for a little over 10 years. Naturally we see some mainstream Porsche's dropping again, with a Mercedes-Benz and Maserati joining them in the loser's box.

There is just way too much to report on for this quarter, although briefly another Italian car makes a great gain of 23%, whilst a much under-rated British car finally has it's day in the sun. The Triumph Dolomite Sprint has gained an amazing 50% in 3 months, mainly due to the powerful engine in these cars, coupled with a wood grain dash and door cappings,  and a sunroof in many of them along with a vinyl roof and special wheels. With yet more investors flocking to us as they ditch property and tech following the huge drop earlier this week, our skills in selecting ALL the cars that will double or triple across the next 6 months are only sharpening.

Here a few examples of the cars that those that have to rely on purchasing from advertisements and auctions have been acquiring late in the growth cycle :

The rising Collectible Cars

Triumph Dolomite Sprint                                                                  Up 50%

VW Golf Gti MK II                                                                                   Up 30%

McLaren F1                                                                                             Up 39%

De Lorean DMC-12                                                                               Up 25%

It is of course too late to capitalise on the values of these cars, as they will now stop growing, and so we move on into the next 76 great Collectible Investment Cars that will boom in 3-6 months time.

The dropping Collectible Cars

Porsche 356 Speedster                                                                        Down 5.8%

Porsche Carrera 3.2 Supersport                                                      Down 5.9%

Maserati 3500 GT Coupe                                                                     Down 7.4%

Mercedes-Benz 280 SE 3.5 Cabrio                                                   Down 4.4%

Call us now to discover the 76 cars that will double in value over the next 6 months.

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the sixteenth of a regular show

by ABC NATIONAL RADIO AUSTRALIA | November 13, 2022

 

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the sixteenth of a regular show

Mark and Kylie chat about the rise and rise of Collectible Car prices, including the $1.2 Million Escort...........

Click here to hear this ABC Radio Show

A new World Record of $1.5 BILLION is set for an art sale, as alternative assets take over.

 

A new World Record of $1.5 BILLION is set for an art sale, as alternative assets take over.

The three musketeers of Collectible Cars, Art and Watches are racing ahead of any other Investment, as Investors search out safe havens.

This $1.5 BILLION sale galvanises the Investor trend OUT of Tech stocks and Property and INTO alternative assets, ALL of which have constantly risen :

The winners.

1) World Record Collectible Car sale in June, 2022 of $249 Million (US$142 Million) for a 1955 Mercedes 300 SLR.

2) World Record Art sale of $1.5 Billion last week.

3) World Record Watch sale of $31 Million for a Patek Philippe.

The losers.

1) Facebook (Meta) DOWN 73%.

2) Amazon DOWN 45%.

3) Google DOWN 40%.

4) FTX, the king of Crypto-currency goes bankrupt, owing $8 Billion.

5) Narabeen house prices DOWN 24.5%.

Collectible Cars (except Ferrari and Porsche) have now risen consistently for 30 YEARS, posting returns greater than 15% for EVERY single year.

Click here to read the Insider Mercedes 300 SLR sale report

Click here to read the Investopedia Paul Allen Art Sale report

Click here to read the CNBC Patek Philippe Watch sale report

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the fifteenth of a regular show

by ABC NATIONAL RADIO AUSTRALIA | November 10, 2022

 

Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the fifteenth of a regular show

Mark and Kylie discuss the 24.5% drop in some areas of Sydney's house prices, and how Collectible Cars have just kept rising through this period.

As callers call into the radio show, we chat about Chrysler Charger R/T's, Holden Sandman van's, Humber Super Snipe's, Honda Legend's and other great classics.

Click here to hear this ABC Radio Show

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