Slowest housing sales in 12 years for Australia.
As Australia continues it's obsession with Property, wise Investors place there cash elsewhere.
The 7.30 Report tonight highlighted the fact that all of the people that are "stuck" in the falling Australian Property market that we predicted on this platform in July, 2016, are just sitting on their hands, waiting for a better day to come........ Now that is one very interesting and well structured Investment Strategy.
Thankfully there is a much, much smarter way to Invest, backed up by years of data and solid information.
Up 130% over 18 months. The Toyota MR2 AW11 Supercharged.
Yes, we purchased several early Supercharged AW11's 18 months ago for $8-11,000............
Now thay are all worth 80-130% more than they were when purchased. The AW11's are now at their peak, and so we are on to the the next 46 makes and models that are about to boom over the next 6-12 months. Join us now, or sit at the sidelines and watch it all unfold in front of you.
The Honda NSX is a true Supercar. Here is the story of how the car came to be.
The 5 second supercar that was largely ignored, now comes into it's own.
When Honda do something, they do it very well. This car was no exception, with significant input from Ayrton Senna and many others to create a wonderful and well-balanced Supercar that was, and is, superb. Just because the badge at the front does not feature a prancing horse does not detract from this car's abilities in any way.
UP 243% over 2 years. SOLD at £27,440 for Ford's Sapphire Sierra, up from £8,000 2 yrs ago.
These great late 1980's/1990's cars have become a true treasure.
We were busy acquiring loads of these great rocketships over the past 24 months, grabbing them before they became extinct.
As always, our efforts are now rewarded with 243% growth across another short period of time, while property continues it's decline, down, down, down.
Toyota now making new parts for Supra MA71 and JZA 80
Yes, Toyota have now joined so many other manufacturers that have indentified the booming Collectible Car Industry.
GR Heritage Parts is the name being given to the project, which will make the task of restoring Supra's to their original condition so much simpler. Now that values are rising so fast, many, many people are getting into the Japanese sector of the market, and reaping enormous benefits of having done so.
SMSF money pouring into Collectible Cars
As more and more people "Catch on" to Investments with REAL upside, the traditional Investments are now being left way behind.
We are seeing so many people switching their SMSF funds from property over to Collectible Cars, a trend that began two years ago and has accelerated in recent months.
As early Austin Healey's continue their value drop, which 1958-1975 car will be next to go ?
Fortunately we know the answer to that question, which is why we have moved any likely contenders on !.
As everyone knows, there has been a significant shift in the Collectible Car Investment Market over the past couple of years, and it is great to be right at the cutting edge of the changes. There are new and very exciting cars coming in as some of the older, more difficult to drive cars simply drop in value rapidly.
Click here to see this lovely original RHD Healey, that is now down to just £43000
Up go Subaru WRX's. $70,360 (£37995) is the price for this excellent Version 1 Sti.
A well restored Subaru WRX is indeed a car to relish.
Fortunately, we have plenty of GC8 WRX's, now that early versions are becoming very sought after in unmolested original form. As usual, the sky will be the limit with where the values of genuine low km cars go. Just take a look back at the R34 GTR V-Spec's that went from under $60,000 20 months ago to over $200,000 now
Why were we purchasing masses of Japanese Collectible Cars 2 years ago ?.
Because every single one of them has doubled, tripled, or quadrupled in value.
The evidence is everywhere, although as usual the sceptics will say "it will not last", just as they did with all of the other great Collectible Cars that we purchased that have risen in value by FOUR TIMES over just 14 months, as well as at FOUR TIMES the rate of property.
Rare offering of a true street sleeper this weekend. The Lotus Type 104.
There were just 284 RHD Lotus Carlton's built, and ALL have exploded in value.
Way back in 2016 one of these great cars could be purchased for under £18,000, especially if it had relatively high mileage, as this example does (73,300 miles).
Today, the estimated sale price of more than double the 2016 figure (£40-48,000 or $74-89,000) is far more realistic.
Collectible Cars. The only Investment left with consistent tangible growth.
$55,555 for one of the most rare Mitsubishi 3000 GTO's -- The Gen III
Up and up they go, just as we predicted.
Often considered a sleeping lion, the 3000 GTO was a true Supercar, with a great Twin Turbo engine, 4WD, 4WS, active climate control, power aero kit front and rear and electric everything. Unlike the local GT, JDM and UK/Europe GTO cars had a 6-speed Getrag transmission (For Gen II and III, with stronger internals and improved ratio's), as well as more power.
Call us to discover the other 51 Collectible Cars that are about to rise.
SOLD. $110,000 for this Renault 5 Turbo 2 (69,000Euro)
Another of the last "real" cars went under the hammer last month.
As part of the Youngtimer Collection Auction, this great car now has a new owner.
38.8% DROP in Australian Apartment Approvals since 2018.
The new downward trend has approvals at the lowest for many years.
The Property Crash contiunes unabated, despite a brief respite in March.
Record Australian Auction prices paid recently at final Gosford Classic Car Auction.
With Collectible Car values rising fast, $1.55 Million was paid for an Aston Martin DB5 last month, as Australian auction records were re-written.
A 2017 Nissan Skyline R35 GTR Nismo achieved $237,500, whilst a 2006 Ferrari Superamerica made $510,000. A Porsche 928 GTS achieved $90,000, whilst other Ferrari's came in at solid prices, whilst others were down as we had predicted, along with some descending Porsche's.
Annual Australian housing credit growth now lowest ever recorded, while Collectible cars keep rising
Yes, as we always predicted (back in 2016), the property market continues to crash, taking the economy down with it.
There is now no other Investment left with growth anything like that found in the Collectible Car sector.