Cars that aren't depreciating assets but an acutal investment

Alpine A110
Ferrari with V12
Lamborghini with V12
IMO the BMW M140i but I’m not quite convinced myself, just thought as it was the last turbocharged 6 cylinder RWD 1 series and very tuneable.

European hot hatches from the 90s - Clio Williams, 106 GTi/Rallye, even a Saxo VTS is a good buy now.

They're not going to make your hundreds of thousands like a supercar of the same era, but they're not going to lose you any money either.

The 1M will be worth a lot in the future.

Honda NSX NA1

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porsche 993 or older. 996 might prove to be an investment in time, CS2 is the one you want - avoid the targa, girls dont collect cars

About 10 years ago, this was the most undesirable and cheapest VW bus. Look it user. You see its appeal, don't you? It will gain value each year if you look after it, and you get to enjoy it on weekends.

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I'm amazed how well the GTR's are holding up. Im looking to buy one(2017facelift+) with my gains and see 3 year old modelsgoing for what was essentially their MSRP. When you factor in the increasing cost every year I might as well buy a new model cause going used isn't really saving any money.

I can only imagine how much they'll appreciate once production stops and we go to the R36

The one and only

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I've always loved old VWs. Few appreciate though.

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last M bimmer worth a shit

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old Mercedes SL 500s

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gtr is a souped up nigger tier altima, you buy them with payday loans

- ap1 s2000 color doesnt matter as much for the s2k, dont get the light blue with blue interior though
- na1 nsx, black or red
- 911 964 rear wheel drive coupe in black
- r32/34 gtr grey, black, blue, midnight purple

Here's some "cheap" cars that will either hold or increase in value.

Ferrari F355
Acura NA1 NSX
Honda S2000
BMW E30 M3
BMW E36 M3
Porsche 997 Turbo S
Porsche 987 Cayman S
Acura/Honda Integra Type R
Mazda RX7
Volvo V70R
Celica GT-Four
R32 or R34 Skyline GTR (bonus for Nismo)

Notice they're all really good drivers cars, manual and from a time right before computers started taking over and ruining the driving spririt.

Throw some aircooled 911s in there too, SC, 930, 964, 993.

The GTR? I guess it has a cult following and stuff. But if I were to buy a car for investment, it would be some old American classic from the 60's like the Camaro or Corvette.

boomers are dying be careful with that. you want to captivate the feelings and nostalgia from the 80's to early 2000's. The young cunts will buy your "bags" when they make it. They will pay pretty penny too.

I have not had any car and want to buy my gains. I assume, I should with CPO option (?), but which brand and model, I need to aim for 10k-20k?

>Ford Expedition has been going up in value for several years
LOL

just search for "hagerty best cars of the 80s/90s" or hagerty best suv/sedan/convertible/truck for 80s/90s information isn't a seceret. hagerty has good intel on cars that go up

if you are buying cars as an investment you're already too far gone. you're going to be dying of aids in a gutter in 10 years time

Those did go up idiot

Kek!
Car guys are the most cringe brainlets, worse than weebs and marvel fans kekekekekekek

>hilux

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Old rally Lancias.

Ive seen deltas being sold for £100k
037s for a million
stratos havent looked but must be above the 1 mil mark

this or a Lancia Delta Integrale Evo 2 for me.