Best cars as investments

Sorry if this is a repost.

 

What are y'alls thoughts for some cars that may prove good long term investments at a reasonable $ amount?

 

Could be anything...classic, muscle, import, exotic (semi at this price range).

Porsche 964 Turbo S Flachbau

Porsche 993 Turbo S

 

Classic Mercedes SL any trim 1970s - 50's.

 

Diablo 6.0

 

 

Ford GT

Ford GT might hold it well

Countach

99 Diablo SV

BMW Z8

I was thinking Ford GT...really dig the Gulf Blue livery.

I really really wish I had bought the Signal Green 3.6 turbo that went overseas.

US DOT legally registered Skyline (BCNR32,33,34) its a tough find though.

Ford GT

BMW Z8

Out of the 200k range but probably the strongest potential gainer, if you can get it, get it and never sell it: Carrera GT

Ford GT

After factoring reasonable inflation rates and sales fees on both ends, maintenance and repair, storage and insurance, please show me any car between 50 and 200k that could be considered a long term investment (10 years or more, provides rate of return over capital of greater than say 5% per annum).

 

My guess - nothing.

 

 

After factoring reasonable inflation rates and sales fees on both ends, maintenance and repair, storage and insurance, please show me any car between 50 and 200k that could be considered a long term investment (10 years or more, provides rate of return over capital of greater than say 5% per annum).

 

My guess - nothing.

None ever.

get it and never sell it: Carrera GT

 

 

I dont know, I could sell mine soon as I got my eye on other cars and dont have space or time to accommodate lots of cars at once.

Will add that I have space, am fairly mechanical, like working on cars and will have a 2 post lift soon.

After factoring reasonable inflation rates and sales fees on both ends, maintenance and repair, storage and insurance, please show me any car between 50 and 200k that could be considered a long term investment (10 years or more, provides rate of return over capital of greater than say 5% per annum).

 

My guess - nothing.

 

Bingo

 

Give me $200k and let's talk 10 years from now

big difference between not depreciating and make good solid money.

 

With my Diablos, I made a good return on the resale, but nothing compared to investing the money.

 

 

After factoring reasonable inflation rates and sales fees on both ends, maintenance and repair, storage and insurance, please show me any car between 50 and 200k that could be considered a long term investment (10 years or more, provides rate of return over capital of greater than say 5% per annum).

 

My guess - nothing.

None ever.

Bingo

 

Give me $200k and let's talk 10 years from now

Eh.....what do you guys know about investing?

Fortis and Porter read my mind! I'll buy multiple from the money I make on that money...and before 10 years.

After factoring reasonable inflation rates and sales fees on both ends, maintenance and repair, storage and insurance, please show me any car between 50 and 200k that could be considered a long term investment (10 years or more, provides rate of return over capital of greater than say 5% per annum).

 

My guess - nothing.

After you figure all of this in I would say nothing.

 

But my best guess would be a rarer Hemi car like a 70 Cuda or Challenger. Im not completely up on their value but I know they have tanked a lot. There was a 71 Cuda Hemi that sold on BJ for 4 mil a few years ago. 71s are FAR rarer than 70s. This would be my best guess, but still probably not very likely.

Buying a 60's Shelby GT500, etc. American muscle has appreciated immensely over the years.

Eh.....what do you guys know about investing?

 

Quite a lot

Late '50s early '60s american muscle cars.