Investing in Collectible Cars hits India, with women keen to become investors.
With Global values of Collectible Cars rising fast, it is no wonder that more countries are coming on board.
The hearwarming part of the new growth in India is that many of the new Investors are under 35 years of age, and so some are able to see beyond their smartphones, WhatsApp and Facebook. Add to this that women are choosing to embrace real Investments, and this news is just great to hear.
Up 520% since 2018. Our Mitsubishi Starion Turbo's have seen significant value growth.
Back in 2018, just 22 months ago, we purchased several Starion's for an average of $7,500. They can now be seen at $40,000, and more.
As with ALL of the Collectible Cars that we purchase before they take off, there is massive growth. That is why we do what we do. The rise in the values of a wide range of Japanese Collectible Cars was always going to be a big one, and so we grabbed everything that we knew would boom, including many of the early sought after cars. You can share in the growth of these great cars by calling us.
Click here to see this great Starion for $39,950 in Victoria
As certain Japanese Collectible's rise dramatically in value, this great article shows why.
These two great mass-produced cars were well ahead of their time.
With the MR2 being one of the few mass produced mid-engined cars (albeit transverse !), the car was so far ahead in terms of technology. The car had electric power steering back in 1992, 4 wheel discs, and a removeable glass targa top if requested. Yes, the early ones did swap ends when pushed really hard into a bend, which just added to the fun. The Trueno (Also known as the AE86 GT-S) was such a well balanced conventional layout car that it became the Rally and Race Car of choice for many.
As the "second Wave" of interest commences for Jaguar MKII's, here is a rather unique example.
Now that Collectible Car interest is absolutely booming again, so are the numbers of cars that people are desperate to invest in.
Certain specific versions of the Jaguar MKII had a major boom during the previous meteoric rise of Collectible Car values, and now in 2020, during the post COVID panic, here we go again..........
SOLD for $6.2 Million. The Aston Martin DB5 Continuations.
The latest Aston Martin DB5' s have now sold out, as the rush to be part of the new boom in Collectible Cars continues.
Anyone wanting an Aston Martin Works car will just have to wait until the release of another model !.
SOLD for $100,000 ( £48,937 ). This Ford Escort RS2000 sale is a bellweather for the new boom.
We have seen so many "Claytons" Escort RS2000's that look just like the real thing, although happily, this is NOT one of them.
The Ford Escort RS2000 was legendary almost as soon as it first rolled off the production line, and has continued to be so. The car was nimble, quick, and most of all, was great fun to drive sideways. A proper car.
Williams Formula 1 Team is the first F1 Group to come up for grabs.
As the Formula 1 season continues without turning a wheel, the fallout begins.
Whilst the woes of Williams have been happening for a while, the £13 Million loss for 2019 has helped to seal the fate of this troubled team. The group went into 2020 very much on the back foot, and then COVID-19 put them even further behind, resulting in the termination of the Rockit sponsorship.
SOLD for $136,481. As the Collectible Car boom continues, even the unloved 911 SC Targa is rising !,
£73,700 for a 911 SC Targa is a LOT to pay, especially at an online auction, and with 9 years of history missing.
As a sign of just how buoyant the Collectible Car Industry has become since the 1st of March this year, this COVID-19 led boom is even picking up unwanted cars that previously had no followers.
Click here to see the 911 SC Targa that sold for AU$136, 481
DON'T BUY ANY of these Investment cars..............Except 4 of them.
Even the car with $134,000 profit in it has topped out on value gain, whilst the 4 that are flying will continue for some time.
This news article demonstrates the incredible power of Collectible Car Investing, a power which is very well known to all of our Investors. The article also shows how many "would be if they could be" Investors could get it SO WRONG, by purchasing Investment Cars at the top of their value cycle. Serious knowledge is required with Collectible Car Investing, which only comes from the massive Collector Connection Network that we have. The car with $480,000 profit in it is subject to discussion, as there is some confusion with regard to the variations of this model !. Obviously, and due to "confusion", we NEVER purchase from advertisements, auctions, or anywhere online !.
32% DOWN. The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has predicted a 32% drop in Australian house prices.
Whilst the CBA has predicted a drop of up to 32% in house prices, we know that this will be much greater.
When people lose jobs, they cannot pay their Mortgage. This causes the mean house price to drop a little, and then more people become aware of the drop, and race to sell their house before prices drop further. Then they have to lower the price to make a sale. Then the prices drop some more, and so more people rush in to sell. Then prices drop again, and the cycle repeats. Thankfully Collectible Cars go the OTHER WAY, and will continue to rise beyond the 4.2% gain that has already occurred.
Collectible Cars lead the way through COVID-19
As this report states, Collectible Cars are doing exactly what they did through every Recession - Gaining momentum.
Just as the values of "everyday" cars have plummeted 20% since the 1st of March, 2020, ALL of our the specialist cars that we have invested in have RISEN by 4.2% over the same period.
Get in now before another range of cars become the cars that you were "Gonna buy" !. We hear 10 or more tales of "The cars that I should have bought" every single day.
Up 6.4% since the 1st of March, 2020.
As prices of certain Lotus models climb, this great car is one not to miss out on.
As we all know, Collectible Car values for certain makes and models always rise, and never fall. As we also all know, some models of Porsche and Ferrari have fallen quite significantly over the last little while, and so purchasing the correct make and model of Collectible Car is critical. Call us now to find out which cars will boom in the next 6 months.
Click here to see this great value Lotus Esprit for just AU$147,000 (£75,000)
SOLD. $35,000 for this Ford Fiesta. The next Collectible Boom is back, as everything else collapses.
Prices have been steadily rising since the 1st of March, and this car is part of the next Boom.
Whilst ALL the cars that we invest in rise dramatically over 12 months, we are now back into a Boom scenario for the right cars. Despite the very high mileage, this restored car is a record breaker in terms of price.
The Andre' Trigan Collection is up for grabs on the 2nd of May, 2020.
This great collection features 170 Collectible's, and follows Andre's notable sale of his 43 Citroen's.
The Citroen's were across the years, from 1919 right through to 1972. The remaining 170 Classic Cars and Motorcycles to be auctioned run from a 1968 Honda Monkey Z50M (estimate €1000 – €2000) right through to a 1967 Lamborghini 400 GT (estimate €400,000 – €600,000).
50% drop in house prices, OR a 15% rise in Collectible Cars. Which would you choose ?.
The predictions from a few days ago by Economist Harry Dent says that Perth may suprise.
His predictions for the ASX were initially very accurate, as the Stock Market dropped by 39%, and so was two thirds of the way towards his predicted drop of 60%. That said though, the ASX is only rallying of the back of the $2 Trillion money printing in the U.S.A, and is disregarding the fact that most of the ASX companies that are have seen gains are currently closed, and NOT trading !!. So how long can this state of affairs last before the second crash (like the Titanic sinking) occurs ?. Virgin may be the start of the "second wave" unless one of the PE entities saves them.