UP 32.4 % for ALL Global Collectible Cars and DOWN, DOWN, DOWN for Ford and Holden.
As we predicted, Holden's and Fords, are now DROPPING along with Australian house prices.
As we have always said, with cars that only appeal to a percentage of 25 Million people, volatility is the enemy. As everyone knows, Global Collectible Cars appeal to the same percentage of the world's 8 BILLION population, and so they are always rising somewhere !.
Our great Collector contacts are now grabbing Falcon GTHO's for MUCH less than the $1 Million price tag that they had during the Pandemic, with early Torana A9X's and SLR 5000's dropping fast.
As we have always said, it is ALL in the I.P. of knowing which cars to purchase, and when !, and all we can tell everyone is that they are not Holden's or Ford's !.
Call now to secure cars that will double or possibly triple in value over the next 6 months, as ALL our cars always have.
UP 32.4% for Collectible Cars across 2022, and DOWN for EVERY other asset class in 2022.
Some get it, and some don't. Almost everyone in the United Kingdom and Europe is investing in Collectible and Classic Cars of one sort or another, probably because this asset class has never ever dropped in the past 30 years.
Additinally, what else is there to invest in ?.
Let's take a look at what went down in 2022.
DOWN 19.7% for the FTSE 250 in the United Kingdom
DOWN 8.8% for the Dow Jones in the United States
DOWN 33.1% for the Nasdaq in the United States
DOWN 7.26% for the ASX in Australia
DOWN 73% for Meta
DOWN 40% for Google
DOWN 45% for Amazon
DOWN 60% for Afterpay
DOWN 87% for Zip
DOWN 60% for Crypto
DOWN 12.1% for Sydney Property
DOWN 8.1% for Melbourne Property
DOWN 6.9% for Hobart Property
UP 32.4% for Collectible Cars Globally, and that is just for the cars that everyone hears about !. The off-market growth is MUCH greater.
Work it out for yourself !.
Click here to read about the U.S Stock Market crash in 2022
Click here to read about the U.K Stock Market crash in 2022
Click here to read about the Australian Property Market crash in 2022
Ken Block has passed away...........
With great sadness, we must inform everyone that a true Icon and Pioneer, has passed away.
Ken will be remembered for many things that he did in an action packed life, although his Gymkahana You-Tube videos were indeed a gamechanger, and helped bring Rallying to the people, something that was desperately required.
Happy New Year !.
We wish all of of our associates and clients an amazing and very fruitful 2023.
Riding one the back of incredible success for everyone over the past few years, we aim to continue and exceed.
Happy New Year everyone !.
Up, Up, and Up go the prices, as we look back on some record sales during 2022.
What an amazing year 2022 has been with a multitude of Collectible Cars that shattered the initial valuations..........by miles !.
As much of the world moves into a recession during 2023, this asset class will rise even faster, as the cars become rarer.
Although all Collectible Cars had an incredible year in 2022, these five cars absolutely blew their estimated auction valuations apart. One of these fine vehicles made 183% MORE than the auction estimate. Naturally, ALL of these examples have had their run now, and will not see further growth. Instead, there are many, many more great cars that will make the news in years to come, when they have grown like these examples have. All that is required with those 76 cars is to select exactly the right car with the 58 points of authenticity that we use to purchase every car that we know will double in value in the next 6 months. Call now to secure you're hand-selected booming asset, as it is all just so easy !.
A very Merry Christmas to everyone..................
We wish you all a wonderful Christmas 2022, and an amazing New Year in 2023.
UP 52% over the past 3 months for BMW's 2002 Cabriolet, and a Ferrari reappears with a gain of 46%.
Whilst the past quarter is usually a very low-margin gain period of time, this past 3 months has been the strongest in 3 years. A large number of cars that we had previously invested in during past growth cycles 8 years ago suddenly came back to life in a massive way.
Russ Smith's latest report for Febuary 2023 shows some awesome sale results across the past 3 months on page 17 of the latest issue of Thoroughbred and Classic Cars Magazine, for cars that we had previously purchased. He has recorded sales of BMW's 2002 Cariolet gaining an amazing 52% over this time, with Ferrari's F40 seeing a resurgence with a 46% gain, whilst the BMW 633 Csi also gained more than 42% over the same period. Naturally we see some mainsstrem Mercedes-Benz and Rolls Royce models dropping, as well as a whole host of older MG's, now that the lovers of those cars are passing away.
There is just way too much to report on for this quarter, although briefly another Briish Ford makes another great gain of 30%, whilst a much under-rated and special Jaguar finally has it's day in the sun. With yet more investors flocking to us as they ditch all of the other dropping asset classes such as property and tech following huge drops, 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 "Old News" cars that are now historical, for those that have to rely on purchasing from advertisements and auctions have been acquiring too late in the growth cycle :
The rising Collectible Cars
BMW 2002 Cabriolet Up 52%
Ferrari F40 Up 46%
BMW 633 Csi Up 42%
Lancia 037 Evo I Group B Rally Car Up 50% (on a sale value of AU$1.85 MILLION !)
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
MG TD Down 5%
Jaguar E-Type Series 1.5 FHC Down 2.3%
Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint Down 5.5%
Mercedes-Benz 300S Cabriolet Down 5.6%
Call us now to discover the 76 cars that will double in value over the next 6 months, and then read about in this section AFTER they have risen.
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.
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 !.
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.......
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 !!.
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
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.
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.
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.