UP 25% for an unknown sensational Subaru, and UP 40% for a forgotten Vauxhall.
With Group B cars leading the new revolution into the 80's and 90's, the 1960's cars become less and less valuable due to a reducing audience......
With a great 13% rise from AU$615,000 to AU$706,000 in just 3 months, the Audi Sport Quattro has represented great buying over the past 3 months
Russ Smith's latest report for June 2023 shows some outstanding results once again across the past 3 months, on page 17 of the latest issue of Thoroughbred and Classic Cars Magazine. From his relentless research, he outliines a number of great cars that have acheived more than 20% over this past quarter, now that the Collectible Car Market is booming again. Naturally we see some mainstream 1960's and earlier cars dropping like stones yet again, with a whole suite of Mecredes-Benz models falling into the loser's box yet again. Some of this drop off is undoubtedly due to the age range of the cars listed, as the intersted parties leave this earth one by one .
There is just way too much to report on for this quarter, although with Vauxhall's Astra GTE MKII making an outstanding gain of 40% in 3 months, thgings are on the mover for the RIGHT cars. The Subaru SVX was ALWAYS going to take off soon, given it's Pininfarina styling and absolute rarity, especially with the rare and revolutionary flat six watercooled engine. We purchased a very original example some time back, and knew that it was destined for great things. Now it's time has come, as is always the case with certain hand-selected cars. With yet more investors flocking to us as they ditch property before the great "Off the cliff" drop that is months away (July-Dec 2023), 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 the cars that those that have to rely on purchasing from advertisements and auctions have been acquiring WELL AFTER the growth has stopped ! :
The Collectible Cars that HAVE risen, and will now STOP their growth (Time to move onto the next 77 cars that have already gaining in value......fast !)
Vauxhall Astra GTE Up 40% in 3 months
Suzuki Cappuccino Up 22% in 3 months
Subaru SVX Up 25% in 3 months
BMW M3 CSL E46 Up 20% in 3 months
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 77 great Collectible Investment Cars that will boom in 3-6 months time.
The dropping Collectible Cars
Bentley 6.5 litre Speed Six Down 16% in 3 months
Ferrari 500 Superfast Down 2.9% in 3 months
Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 Down 7.3% in 3 months
Jaguar E-Type Series I 3.8 fhc Down 4% in 3 months
Call us now to discover the next 77 forgotten cars that will boom over the next 3 months, when everyone will remember them again.
Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the Twenty Sixth of a regular show
Mark and Leon chat about all things Classic Cars......
Ferrari fever? Classic Cars are now roaring into investment funds
Collectible Cars are now roaring into Investment Funds
How investors are spending billions on classic cars -- A new You Tube video
Billiions are being spent on Collectible and Classic Cars now, especially in Europe.
Yes, now every smart Investor is Investing in Collectible Cars.
Please not that the start of this vidoe is a little quiet !
Click here to see all about the Billions being spent on Collectible Cars
Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the Twenty Fifth of a regular show
Mark and Leon chat about plenty more great Collectible Cars rising in value.
The Forbes Magazine list of cars that had previous strong rises, and now have zero future growth.
As the article suggests "Forget the Market", as the returns from any other asset class are simply pathetic in comparison with Collectible Cars
There are another 179 Collectible and Classic Cars that we have invested in that have gains similar to, or greater than all of the cars listed in this revealing Forbes Lifestyle article. ALL of the cars listed by Forbes Magazine have NO FUTURE GROWTH left in them, although show what is possible with an invincible investment strategy.
Most people are aware of the great gains, although are not aware of how they are achieved. It is all so simple...........know the industry inside out, study the values 24/7, chat with Collectors 20 hours per day, and then just go and purchase exactly very specific cars from the correct Collectors at exactly the right time, and then sell them a short time before they begin to level out in value.
Feel free to call 24/7 to discuss you're options.
UP 70% for Classic Cars, up just a tiny 3% for the Stock Market !. Which would you choose ?.
Up 70% 0r up ONLY 3%, that is the question. For most people the 67% gain is a no-brainer, although for some, they still do not understand the mathematics.
In this great news article from Confused.com. the data is shared for the relative rises of Collectible Cars, Gold, Property and the Stock Market.
Guess which asset class is absolutely miles ahead, when you purchase exactly the right make and model at exactly the right time, as we do ?.
One of the vehicles listed gained 214% over 3 years. The cars listed have now STOPPED growing, and have been replaced by 77 new examples.
When reading this article and surveying the data from Confused.com, it is so, so, so very clear to see why the Investment Cars that we acquire double and sometimes triple over such a short period of time, especially in Australia where gains are much greater with certain cars.
The Australian Property could crash in one move, as this News.com.au report indicates.
As we have predicted for a long time now, 1 of only 2 asset classes that the mainstream invest in is about to crash. The other one already has !.
The changes that Australians are currently experiencing have been 15 years in the making, and anyone with even a tiny amount of foresight will have seen the forthcoming crash in house prices coming many years ago. Media hype and a supreme lack of vison of seen many people to where they are now, which was absolutely inevitable, following the moves during the GFC. Many, many people re-financed their properties during the recent house value rises, and will now owe MORE than the property will be worth, as values drop due to fixed rate loans being replaced my variable rates beginning in July.
Fortunately for those that look beyond the only 2 asset classes that the general population ever discuss, the future is very, very, very rosy.
Now that property and equities are a complete waste of time due to negative returns and a loss of confidence, there is a massive flood of new investors getting into a market where there is limited supply, and gigantic demand. This is clearly a recipe for a boom and bust, although because of the nature of Collectible and Classic Cars, what they are and how the market works, this will not happen. Instead the constant rise over the past 30 years will continue, albeit at a very enhanced rate.
Click here to witness the crash of the Australian housing market
Up 19% for an Italian thoroughbred, UP 18% for a movie car, and UP $160,000 in 3 mths for a M.B.
The yields have been a little lower for the past quarter, although some cars still made almost 20% in 3 months.
Russ Smith's latest report shows some interesting results across the past 3 months on page 17 of Thoroughbred and Classic Cars Magazine. During this period, only 14 cars have achieved more than 10% over this past quarter, although that is very understandable in the current environment. A Maserati and a Bentley have both dropped yet again, with some early Triumph models joining them in the loser's box due to their era.
There is just way too much to report on yet again this quarter, although briefly another super quick and very exciting British hatchback has made yet another outstanding gain, as they just keep rising, and rising, and rising. Another car that was ALWAYS going to take off was a certain super sexy French car designed by a British genius, which is why we purchased a couple of them 22 months ago. Two cars seen in great movies have seen great gains, which was once again inevitable. With yet more investors flocking to us as banks fail and shares plummet, 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 the cars that those that have to rely on purchasing from advertisements and auctions have been acquiring WELL AFTER the growth has stopped ! :
The Collectible Cars that HAVE risen, and will now STOP their growth (Move onto the next 77 cars that have already doubled in value !)
A rare Italian Classic seen in a famoust movie Up 19% in 3 months
Another car seen in a movie, with a unique body Up 18% in 3 months
A car that gained $160,000 in value Up 11% in 3 months
A fabulous French car designed by a genius Up 14% in 3 months
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 77 great Collectible Investment Cars that will boom in 3-6 months time.
The dropping Collectible Cars
Bentley Continental R Down 4.8% in 3 months
Audi RS2 Avant Down 7.7% in 3 months
Maserati Quattroporte IV Down 2.9% in 3 month
Fiat Dino Coupe Down 5% in 3 months
Call us now to discover the 77 cars that will double in value over the next 6 months.
SOLD !......at $293,300 for a 1966 Elan S3, as Lotus interest grows massively.
As many people are suddenly re-discovering Lotus Cars, prices are rising very fast.
This rather special Elan S3 is typical of what is happening all over the world, as interest in one of the world's most under-rated marques continues to build. Editorials on the fabulous Lotus Esprit's have now featured in 3 out of the past 4 Thoroughbred and Classic Cars Magazine.
Up to $625,000 for Honda's NSX.
When we began with the great Honda NSX just 18 months ago, one could acquire them for $180,000 for a manual, and so the ROI has been rather significant.
There are now 8 cars available in Australia above $180,000.
SVB Bank follows Silvergate Bank into total collapse, as Stage II of the 2023 Crash commences.
The Silicon Valley Bank funded 44% of the venture-backed technology and health-care companies that went public last year. Now they are broke, as are the Silvergate Bank, which went broke earlier in the week. That's two banks gone in one week.
As interest rates rise and cheap money becomes just another part of history, all of the businesses that were "Going to make some money one day" will rapidly become a thing of the past. Following the total collapse of the Silvergate Bank earlier last week, we now we move into the "Real" sector, when only real assets that we can touch and feel maintain value. Little wonder then that everyone is piling into art, watches and Collectible Cars, as people start to view Banks in a different light.
Click here to read this great AFR News Article on the now broke Silicon Valley Bank
Click here to read this great AFR News Article on the now broke Sivergate Bank
Mark Haybittle talks on ABC Radio, in this, the Twenty Fourth of a regular show
Mark chats with Leon Compton on ABC Radio abouit all things Collecible Cars
The $68 Million that Warren Buffet missed out on by not purchasing this Car Collection.
Warren Buffet is the world's third most wealthy person, although not every post was a winner...........
Warren Buffet was thinking about investing in the classic car market during the 1980s, and he had the opportunity to purchase the Harrah Car Collection. At that time, The Harrah Car Collection consisted of over 1,400 classic cars that included a 1932 Rolls-Royce Salamanca, a 1932 Bugatti coupé as well as a 1913 Pierce-Arrow. He could have acquired the entire Collection for $1 Million.
A couple of years later, a portion of the collection was auctioned for $69 million dollars, meaning that Warren Buffet would have pocketed $68 Million immediately, whilst still having loads more cars to sell.
Collectible and Classic Cars represent the last true great asset class with upside, and everyone is catching on.......
In the 1980's Gold, known as "The ultimate Investment" was worth approximately $470 per ounce, and is now worth $2,068 per ounce (4 times).
Also in the 1980's, an Aston Martin DB5 was worth less than $18,000, whilst now it has a value of over $650,000 (36 times).
UP 214% for the 355, says CEO TODAY Magazine, as the smart Investors swap houses for Classic Cars.
As the late January edition of CEO Today magazine reports, some Classic and Collectible Cars have now made a 70% gain in ROI between 2021 and 2022.
This great News Article from a January 2023 has reported on what we all know to be the case, that most astute Investors have now switched from Houses to Classic and Collectible Cars for their Investment Porfolio.
As this report says "Classic cars could be a great way to invest your money, especially in the rarer makes and models. While the housing market, stocks and gold can all be unpredictable, data shows that classic cars seem to be in high demand". This has been the case for over 30 years now.
The data in their report shows that an F355 purchased pre-pandemic has gained 214% in value over the 3 years, while gold grew by 34% and the Stock Market by just 3%.