Vehicles from the sixties will increase in value the most
Last week, we asked our readers which vehicle age category they thought could increase in value the most over the next five years. The verdict is clear.
41% are convinced that vehicles from the sixties have the greatest potential to increase in value, followed by cars from the seventies (20%), cars from the post-war years up to 1959 (16%) and then the more recent cars from the eighties (13%).
Neither the pre-war vehicles (5%) nor the neo-classics of the nineties (2%) are expected to make any great leaps in value.
However, this estimate is presumably always linked to a certain extent to what each person prefers. However, this does not diminish the significance of the statistics, because people are more likely to buy what they prefer. And a large percentage of Zwischengas readers are also classic car buyers.
So let's leave it at that and then analyze in five years' time whether our readers were right.









