Carsourcing

[...] numbers of British investors to consider putting their cash into tangible assets such as classic cars rather than more traditional stocks and shares. And the value of classic cars such as vintage [...]

[...] A new report comparing rising prices for specific classic cars reckons they are a better bet than gold for getting a return on your money, fuelling [...]

[...] cars are fun to own and drive.” The stats by no means indicate a uniform rise in the classic car market, however, with Ferraris in general increasing in value by twice as much as Porsches. [...]

[...] a classic car connoisseur. Why have classic car prices gone up so much? Until recently, the classic car market was driven by enthusiasts who collected and drove their vintage vehicles as a hobby. But [...]

[...] I was asked recently whether I thought that the Jaguar XJS would make a good investment. It’s an interesting one as it I a car that has never really stood [...]

[...] say that if you give this 10 years, you wont be able to find one below £50,000. Author – Car Sourcing, vehicle investment consultancy. [...]

[...] than ever before. The Ferrari’s in my earlier post look an even more solid investment. Car Sourcing – Car Investment Advice [...]

[...] When the DB4 GT Zagato debuted in 1961, it had a price tag of £5,470. If that sounds like a bargain, let’s put that [...]

Often suggested as the most successful rally car of all time, the Delta Integrale road car was always destined to be an icon. The first 16v Integrale [...]

I was asked recently whether I thought that the Jaguar XJS would make a good investment. It’s an interesting one as it I a car that has never really [...]

[...] effectively buying a 3 year old car, that drives like a 3 year old car, but looks like a classic Mk1 Golf GTi. All the joys of a classic car, but with none of the hassle of classic car ownership. Now, [...]

As an enthusiast of cars that are a bit eccentric or rare, I’m going to show you how you can invest in a car that is already deemed a classic and is [...]

[...] , we’ve seen the price of good example MK1 & MK2 GTi’s skyrocket. A Good example of a MK1 GTi could be bought back in 2006 for around £500. These are now fetching upwards of £3,500 + [...]

It’s extremely rare to ever see a McLaren F1 come up for sale, however to find a ‘Long Tail’ GTR is just unprecedented. This partic [...]