These are the modern classics you should buy as an investment

Revealed: the 10 modern classics guaranteed to go up in value

When a man calls Clive offers you financial advice, it’s probably worth listening to. When that man is Clive Wilson, the Black Book editor for Cap HPI, it’s definitely worth listening to. Why? Because Cap HPI is a company that specialises in valuing cars and, on this occasion, the financial advice refers to which cars you should be spending money on now.

“Classic cars have shot up in value over the last few years and in many cases represent a great investment opportunity,” said Clive.

“Classics in particular are snapped up by collectors and enthusiasts, so prices are constantly on the rise. The trick is how best to spot trends before they take place and maybe even try to redefine what is actually recognised as a classic.

“Future classics don’t necessarily have to be decades old, luxurious or expensive to begin with. Values of the Vauxhall VX220 and Westfield sportscar have risen consistently over the past few years and are worth keeping an eye on, as we believe they will continue to rise in value.”

Yes, Clive ‘the motoring expert’ Wilson is advising that we should be investing in the likes of Vauxhall VX220s and Westfields. That’s advice we can get behind.

The 10 cars Clive says you should buy now

Click on the model names above to search for your future classic on Auto Trader

Looking to buy a classic car as an investment? Read also:

Related Articles

1 COMMENT

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

spot_imgspot_img

Latest

This 1939 Ford V8 is a genuine movie star up for auction

Featured in the 1988 movie ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’, this restored and largely original Ford V8 is being auctioned by Car & Classic.

Ex-press Ford Sierra Sapphire RS Cosworth 4×4 is up for auction

Originally used as a press demonstrator by Ford, this four-door Sierra Sapphire RS Cosworth 4x4 is available for online auction bids now.

Auction Car of the Week: 1971 Jensen Interceptor MkII

The Jensen Interceptor was built in Britain, with Italian styling and an American V8 engine. It also has the coolest name of any car ever.

TV star Lotus Esprit with active suspension up for auction

Being sold by Anglia Car Auctions this weekend, this Lotus Esprit Turbo development car even made an appearance on Top Gear.

Time-capsule 1989 RUF CTR Yellowbird heads to auction

One of only six cars built in lightweight specification, this iconic RUF CTR 'Yellowbird' could reach almost £5 million at Amelia Island.