MCL Financial Group see Classic Cars as providing a stronger return than the Stock Market
This article by the South China Morning Post ushers in the next massive market for Classic Cars, because when the rules change there soon, prices will rise in a way that we have never ever seen.........
NRMA reports on the hot Classic Car Market oustripping property
This article from the NRMA from earlier this year explains just how strong the Classic Car industry is in Australia,. It has only become stronger since then.....
News.com.au reports on growth of 161% over 5 years for the Investors that get into Classic Cars
This report from August of this year highlights why Classic and Modern Classic Cars are the new asset class
Classic Car Restoration now becomes BIG business
Given the massive rise in Classic Car Values, as well as the forthcoming Chinese market, there are several organisations positioning themselves extremely well for the Boom
Mark Haybittle talks on 2UE about the booming Australian Classic Car industry
The Radio Station 2UE had a chat with Mark Haybittle last night about the Australian Classic Car, and Modern Classic Car Market.
Click here to hear the interview (and select the Classic Car Podcast)
We welcome the Gosford Classic Car Museum's Curator to our fold
We are now fortunate enough to have Matthew Kemsley working with us, the man that purchased almost 500 Classic Cars for the Museum over the past 2 years. He brings with him a mass of expertees and specific knowledge on the Australian Classic Car Market.
One guy buys 6 Classic Ferrari's without viewing them (1 modern Classic)
Clearly one gentleman understands the investment value of Ferrari's, as he purchased 6 units from Foskers (U.K.) without viewing any of them. As we are all aware, and despite the European market stablisation over the past 12 months, Ferrari's are like any other of the cars that we purchase...... They only ever go up in value over a 1 to 4 year period.
HAGI reports "Steady as she goes" in the Classic Car Market post-Brexit
Whilst some models were slightly down in July of this year, many were still up despite what some spoke of regarding Brexit. So when will the next European boom begin, now that the U.K has been moderating for 12 months ?.
Why are some Japanese Modern Classic values going nuts ?
Some Japanese Classic Cars are exploding in value at present, although of course the make, model, year, engine fitment, transmission type, numbers, provenance and condition have to be considered. Call to find out which ones to purchase.
Mazda RX7 sells for $88,000 in Melbourne, during Monday's Shannons Auction
A 1995 Mazda RX7 SP sold for AU$88,000 on Monday, as the changing of the guard continues. Which 90's cars will be next ?. Call us to find out.
Recent U.K Auctions see World Record prices for Porsche's
Whilst the European Classic Car Market was considered to be taking a very well-earned break/stabilisation, some interesting shoots of growth have emerged, with a Porsche 993 GT2 selling for US$2.4 Million. We see this as being the beginning of the next rise in European values, although not everyone agrees.
Ferrari 335S Spider sells for AU$43.5 Million
As prices on certain cars continue to skyrocket, this rare 1957 Ferrari sold at the recent Retromobile Salon in Paris.
Classic Cars and Modern Classic's are really loved by everyone, not just the enthusiasts
This great article explains our love for Classic Cars, and the reasons behind the love.
Fiat Dino's doubled in value last year (up 113% in 12 months)
Amidst the changes in buyer preferences to more recent cars, some of the older cars are still flying along.
Aston Martin Vantage Le Mans sells for AU$621,600 yesterday at Goodwood
Continuing the trend of newer Supercars taking their position in the Classic Car space, this 2000 Aston Martin made a substantial profit for the owner.