Down, Down, Down for Porsche 930 Turbo's !.....This one SOLD for only $104,000 (£57,500).
The once loved 930 Turbo has seemingly now returned to 2015 prices, following discussions with all of our Collector contacts as well as our traditional detailed review of the relevant data.
As we have predicted so many times, each Collectible Car has it's time in the sunshine, after which it plateau's..... or drops if you get it really wrong. It is ALL in the timing. Call us now to find out how to purchase the correct cars at the correct time in their cycle.
Many Porsche models were always destined to drop back, which is why we sold all of our investor cars some time back. These cars were known as "The Widowmaker", due to their on/off turbo arrangement with no progression at all. That made them difficult to drive for the unsuspecting, and hence we now move on to cars that are properly sorted, reliable and easy to drive. This car was even extensively restored by the vendor this year, and has modest mileage with FSH.
VW Golf Gti SOLD for AU$48,000 with almost 100,000 miles on the clock.
Just another of so many Modern Classics that have gained massive value.
All that is required is to know what will rise, and when !.
Call to find out.
Click here to see this $48,000 (US$33,000) VW Golf Gti (Rabbit in the U.S)
Bentley joins many other car maker's by rebuilding a legend. The 1929 Bentley 4.5 Litre Supercharged
A "Continuation" Bentley legend will now be available for 12 fortunate purchasers.
The 4.5 Litre Supercharged was always the most famous Bentley, and now it is available from the manufactuirer's once more, in keeping with what almost all car maker's are doing, by bringing the past back to life, due to the huge demand for Collectible and Classic Cars.
Click here to read about the great new Bentley 4.5 Litre Supercharged
Evolution VI TME continues to race upwards from $28,000 2 years ago towards $75,000
All truly great cars always get their turn in the spotlight.
The Mitsibishi Evolution II, III, V, VI, VIII and IX were all truly great machines, and this outstanding 6.5 TME is no exception, as prices skyrocket for the right cars.
Not long now before FD Mazda RX7's hit $100,000
This great example with just under 100,000 kms on the clock shows just how far Mazda RX-7's have come in recent months
Ever since the "Japanese Revolution" began in the Collectible Car World 3 years ago, prices have boomed for the right cars, as we predicted that they would. That is why we purchased so many great Japanese Classics......
SOLD for AU $9.4 Million................A James Bond Aston Martin DB5
Some Aston Martin's are worth more than others, and this one sold for a good and fair price.
Whilst this car did not feature in any Bond movie's, it was used for promotional work around the time of Thunderball.
Bullitt Mustang set to exceed the $2.2 Million paid earlier in 2019 for a GT500
The original Steve McQueen Bullit Mustang is set to be auctioned in early 2020
As we have reported back in 2018 this iconic car was located in Tennessee.
Two great Aston Martin's for just $13.5 Million (£7,500,000) (if sold in UK)
This is a Behind the Scenes insight into the building of 10 DB4 GT Zagato's at Aston Martin Works.
There will be a total of 19 DB4 Zagato's built, each car taking around 4500 hours to assemble. The cars are sold in pairs, with the DBS GT Zagato forming the other half of the pair.
Will this early 911 top $1,000,000 ?
Will this early 911 top $1,000,000 ?
The early 911's are a desirable Porsche, especially when they have been made somewhat driveable by Singer. These reimagined 911 cars rarely come up for sale, as the purchasers usually hang on to their cars. This one is known as the "Mountain View Car" and comes up for auction next weekend, and has an Estmate of $800,000-$1,000,000. Let's see what it sells for.
Honda Integra Type R sold for $63,000
This article from the very end of last year explains what the Collectors were purchasing throughout 2018.
Yes, as the trend continues, the shift is on as the changing of the guard moves forward. No longer are Collector's purchasing difficult to drive slow cars.
With the stock market crashing, existing property still falling in value, new apartment sales stagnant and the dollar dropping, certain Japanese Collectible cars are one of the only two ways to prosper. The other way is to invest in all of the other Collectible cars that we purchase.
Ralan goes into administration owing $500 Million
As the Australian apartment crisis deepens, more investors lose their deposits.
Smart investors make smart moves, and one of those moves was to get right out of property just prior to the close of 2017, as we did. Others stayed in, "hoping" that the boom in Sydney and Melbourne prices would somehow continue. It did'nt.
Property was always so easy to buy more of as it is everywhere, and one can always build more, although some such as Opal Towers and Mascot Towers may fall apart and become empty as they have done recently.
In the meantime, the smart money went into Collectible Cars built in limited numbers, where scarcity drives price.
The administrators of Ralan say there will be little chance of investors seeing any return.
Up 160% over 3 years for Mercedes 450 SLC, as this classic is re-discovered.
A little over 2.5 years ago we acquired several of the previously unloved 450 SLC's for Investor's, and waited.........
Now, the Collector Grade cars are up 160% over that short period of time (This one SOLD 3 days ago for over £32,000, whilst they were £9-12,000 2.5 yrs ago). No other asset class will ever compare with the rise and rise of the correct cars at the correct time. Call us now to secure an investment that outstrips property 8 to 1.
UP 83% over 2.5 years : SOLD FOR $105,000 (£58,500) as REAL Collectible Cars begin the next boom.
Back in 2016, these 285 km/hr cars were all under £18,000.........
Now, just 2 years on, this 377 bhp very original car sold for $105,000 (£58,500) 2 days ago, giving the owner an 83 % return on investment. We are now onto the next 48 cars that will see even greater growth over the next 12-18 months.
The European Central Bank has been paying other banks to borrow from them
How long before banks will pay you to borrow for you're next Collectible Car ?
Now that we are not too far away from a time when banks will pay you to borrow from them, the global financial landscape will change.
$23 Million is the expected sale price for this McLaren F1 LM
Yes, this 680 bhp ultimate driving machine is sure to attract a great deal of interest
The car will be auctioned at Monterey by RM Sothebys in August, so get you're bidding cards ready.