05-04-2014, 06:17 AM
Classic cars are a funny thing as an investment. Generally, as a car gets older it will go up in value after a certain point. The rarer, more iconic a car is, the more it'll go up. At the moment the market is very inflated since the recession because people have decided to put money into classic cars rather than ISAs with piss poor interest rates, so everything is stupidly expensive. I feel sorry for blokes who've spent 60k on E-type roadsters that will be worth 20k in 2 years when the economy recovers. However buying a potential classic can't really fail, I'd bet money that you'll make money on a Rallye in 10 years, but I don't think you'll see the 5k+ that 205s are going for, because they'll drop in price when the classic car market crashes like it does every 10 years or so.
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