True Horizon Heritage and Collectable
With an increase in the electrification of vehicles occurring across multiple brands since the start of the decade, we have observed a substantial increase in the demand for modern classics.
We are referring to “last of the line” or “analogue” combustion engine examples which at one point in time shaped the image of some of the world’s most famous automotive manufacturers. These vehicles are now becoming icons of days gone by and actively tap into the nostalgia and memories of future buyers.
If you do your research and purchase correctly in this area of the market, you could find yourself with the opportunity to enjoy an iconic car (one you may have always dreamed of owning) while at the same time see it appreciate in value during that period.
Market Value Increases
Examples of motoring icons which have seen an increase in market value in the last few years and are likely to continue appreciating in years to come:
Land Rover Defender Classic
The British icon finished production in 2016 after nearly 70 continuous years. Instantly recognisable with a more extensive heritage than almost any other vehicle on the road today
Porsche 911 GT3 (various)
Many 911’s can be a solid investment. However, the track special and well known GT3 continues to demand waitlists from new, keeping all the previous generations in high demand.
Nissan R34 GTR
Many who dreamed of owning the “Godzilla” from Japan as teenagers are now in the fortunate position where they can buy one for themselves. The lack of good examples in the market continues to drive demand and prices up year on year.
Ferrari F335
One of the best looking Ferrari’s ever produced with prices currently still reasonable but set to increase in coming years. A naturally aspirated Italian V8 paired with a gated manual gearbox gives one of the most connected and sensory experiences you can have in a car. Who needs modern tech?
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