Jaguar have a look at Rallying, with an F-Type !
Jaguar have a look at Rallying, with an F-Type !
This event appears only to have been for a bit of fun, or was it ?
Even the earlier MA71 Supra is now part of the Japanese Modern Classic boom.
$39,500 is the price for this great MKIII Supra.
Following in the footsteps of, and now joining the JZA80 Toyota Supra, is the less well known MA71, which was also a great car. Several of these great cars have sold amonst Collectors over the past 5 weeks for rapidly rising amounts.
Whilst select Japanese Classic Cars have become part of the mainstream boom in prices, it is still the "special" ones that receive all the attention.
$148,000 paid for this Land Rover Series 1. (£79,990)
The legendary Land Rover Series 1 just keeps on giving !.
This one is a very early (1949) "Lights behind the grille" Land Rover 80'', and has been fully restored. That said, it still surpasses the £50 and 60,000 ($92,000-$111,000) that we have seen previously.
Click here to see this sensational early Land Rover SWB for $148,000
Money Magazine features Supercar Secrets again
The latest article in Money Magazine has hit the shelves, and is now on sale.
Mark Haybittle has given his views on the market over the past 12 months, as well as his predictions for what is coming next.
$62,000 for a Mazda RX7 Series I
Now that many are catching on that Japanese Classic Cars are continuing to skyrocket, this great car is part of the movement.
Whilst this car is rather special, it is indicative of the movement. This car is one of the rarer Mirage RX7's, and is indeed a lovely example. Another Series I RX7 sold for $55,000 last year through Shannons Auctions, and so this car is well priced. Fortunately, we purchased plenty of Mazda RX7's throughout 2016 and 2017 for $5.5-7000, and so are excellently placed to capitalise on the boom in Japanese Classics. Why not call to discover the next Classic Cars that are about to boom ?.
Yet another GTR for over $200,000
Yes, another great example of a Nissan Skyline GTR R34 V-Spec II is for sale, as they continue to boom in price.
As the tsunami of Japanese Classic Cars and Modern Classic's gains momentum, we are on board all the way. In the wake of the AMP, one of Australia's great Corporate Icons crashing by 24.5% on the stock market yesterday, it is great to be investing in an asset class that always rises............Classic Cars !.
20% FURTHER drop in Sydney and Melbourne property prices predicted by AMP Capital's Shane OIiver
One of Australia's most respected economists is now saying that a Property Crash is possible.
Yes, as we predicted on July the 15th, 2016, again in 2017 and once again on July the 23rd of 2018, property values are heading South fast now........
Yet whilst this is happening, even we are suprised by the way that the media have jumped on the "Negativity Bandagon" to point out to anyone listening just how rapidly the fall is taking place. Whilst we sold all of our property last year ahead of the downturn, we cannot help feeling that the media's over-reaction to what is simply part of a cycle, may lead to the sinking of the ship.
Fortunately Classic Cars always rise unless one purchases the wrong cars, as some Ferrari and Porsche owners are now discovering. One or two Ferrari's have receded slightly on value, as we reported earlier this year...............which is why we do not ever hold Ferraris' !!.
The $1,000,000 VW Beetle
Yes, this remarkable brand new 1964 Beetle with 23 miles on the odometer is for sale.........for $1 Million
As we all know, Classic Cars only ever rise in value, although this car's growth is slightly above and beyond the norm. The car was purchased by Rudy Zvarich in 1964 in Vancouver, Washington and was kept as a spare car, as he did not like the changes that Volkswagen were making to the Beetle at that time.
$2.1 Million sale sets new Australian auction record for Commodore
One of Peter Brock's circuit racing Commodore's set a new record for Australian Classic Car sales
This waa the car that won the 1982 and 1983 Bathurst 1000 races
Click here to read the Article on the sale of Peter Brock's Commodore
$136,000 for a Lada Niva ?. That is the estimate on this unique piece of history
Lada Niva's sold for just over $10,000 new when they first came into Australia
This Niva is slightly special though, as it competed in the 1981 Paris-Dakar Rally. This classic will be auctioned alongside an Aston Martin DB4 GT, as well as a 1971 Lamborghini Muira.
$21,455,000 for Aston Martin DP215 assists with AM decision to open Mayfair Classic Car Showroom
Mayfair is one of the most exlusive and expensive areas of London, and now it is home to a Classic Car Showroom.
Aston Martin are now taking their Classic Cars so seriously that they have opened and exclusive showroom to cater for the demand. With an Aston Martin prototype achieving over $21 Million at Monterery Car Week in August, prices are rising fast as demand for real cars with charachter increases.
Click here to read this Article on Aston Martin's new venture
Yet another Investment Company gets into Classic Cars, by purchasing J.D. Classics in Britain
HPS Investment Partners LLC have used one of their subsidiaries Woodham Mortimer to purchase J.D. Classics, after they went into Administration
In a move that is becoming very frequent now, major Investment Companies in Australia and across Europe are Investing in Classic and Modern Classic Cars, in the wake of a shaky Stock Market and falling property prices. It would seem that the wise money knows a great thing when they see it.
Upwards toward AU$27 Million for the McLaren F1. Could they top the Ferrari 250 GTO one day ?
The McLaren F1 caused an irreversible shift in the Supercar, and is now racing up the collectible charts
Here is the story behind the McLaren F1 GTR that won Le Mans.
Major Australian Private Equity Company gets into Classic Cars
Champ Private Equity has acquired Duttons in Melbourne, and is now looking at Sydney's Classic Throttle Shop
Now that everyone is getting into Classic and Modern Classic Cars, Champ Private Equity are upping their stake. As many know, we are launching a Classic Car Investment Fund, as this is in keeping with the new levels of interest by major Corporate players in Classic Cars
Click here to read about the 2017 acquisition of Dutton Group by Champ Private Equity
£200 Million worth of Classic Cars in one race
Dubbed "The most expensive race ever", the Kinrara Trophy took place earlier this weekend.
The amazing Goodwood Revival is currently taking place, and this race was a great part of it............