GranTurismoEra Posted July 11, 2022 Posted July 11, 2022 (edited) Is it just a current trend because America started buying 25 year old cars. Will they ever come down. For example the A80 Supra is currently £30-£40k depending on transmission. Seems all the kids want to get a closer look. Do you think that will double or triple like the R34 which some dealers have put at £180k. Seems crazy that the enthusiast community can no longer save for 4 years and buy anymore 🤣 Is it worth considering something like an A80 before it ends up like the skyline? I also remember the R32 GTR being £20,000. Crazy. I would have loved an R32 GTR. Lovely shape. I think they are near double that now if you can find one One of neighbours started collecting cheaper classics like old boxy MR2 hes a mechanic. I think by 2030 these cars will be worth a bit. Either way theres no way im not looking into a classic car with 2030 approaching. A worthy investment I think despite ULEZ. Oh theres a way around certain ULEZ rules. Wink wink Edited July 11, 2022 by GranTurismoEra Quote
Andy_Muxlow Posted July 11, 2022 Posted July 11, 2022 I can't see it popping anytime soon. Although my I think it depends on a lot of things. Mileage being 1 of the biggest factors. Anything over 100,000 miles people seem to run a mile from (pardon the pun).... 1 Quote
pintopete58 Posted July 11, 2022 Posted July 11, 2022 I think in 2030 dealers will sell loads of petrol and diesel cars . And can't wait for all them electric cars pulling in to the motorway services and there's 200 in front of you 2 Quote
docwra Posted July 11, 2022 Posted July 11, 2022 3 hours ago, GranTurismoEra said: I also remember the R32 GTR being £20,000. Crazy. I would have loved an R32 GTR. Lovely shape. I think they are near double that now if you can find one I remember GTRs being that cheap youd buy and MoT'd one for an engine swap and throw the rest of the car away, £3.5K is the cheapest I recall. All of the guys that were in the scene knew this was going to happen, but no-one had the money or space to take advantage, chances are youll see a better return investing in property anyway. That said I know a guy who sold a 22B in 2011, he got £21K IIRC, hes a bit gutted now 2 Quote
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