Why not all classics increase in value
05/23/2010
Over the last 10-12 years, some classic cars have shown a better ROI than shares, real estate or precious metals. But not all old cars are suitable as classics and not all classic vehicles increase in value. Maintaining the value alone costs a considerable amount of money, which means that for some people the calculation doesn't work out in the end.
Hardly anyone buys a classic car because they are hoping for a big increase in value. Nor should this be the aim. Nevertheless, some collectors are naturally pleased when they get back more than they invested when they sell.
But what do you have to look out for so that you are not disappointed in the end? Which classics are good investments? When should you buy?
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