Under 10k now, over 10k in 10 years

Under 10k now, over 10k in 10 years

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harryowl

1,114 posts

182 months

Friday 13th January 2012
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kambites said:
Certain models of S1 Elise might manage it. Probably not the standard car but maybe a 111S or Sport 135/160?
Most special edition elises are already there!

C7 JFW

1,205 posts

220 months

Friday 13th January 2012
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SuperVM said:
My picks:

Golf Rallye (or Rallye Golf)
FD RX-7
R32 GTR
mkIV Supra twin turbo
Ford Cossies (I guess only the Sierra is under £10k at the moment)
Evo 6 TME (if it isn't already)
Impreza P1
Impreza WR1
Clio V6
mk1 Focus RS (though quite why is beyond me)
I think the only way to approach the concept of buying something with genuine value, is to buy a great car that was limited edition and genuinely appealing & then most importantly, make sure it is 100% original and in absolutely immaculate condition.

There are some terrific low milleage GTR's out there with lots done to them, but there's no way I can see it holding value against a limited edition factory-spec car.

Evo 6 TME
R32 GTR V-Spec
Golf Rallye
Mk1 FRS (although buy rear wheel bearings and a water pump whenever you can).
E30 M3 - in a good colour

I would also very happily retire in an e46 M3 convertible in that pastel-blue colour they do. Utterly spectacular to drive and also very rare.

I think plenty of cars come up over time that are stunning and need a little attention - those are perhaps the keepers if you can store them properly.

edward1

839 posts

267 months

Friday 13th January 2012
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No jags mentioned on here. XJS prices have started rising still below 10K currently but heading in the right direction. Will a similar thing happen to good condition XK8/Rs. You can get early ones for 5-6k now I'd imaging these will drop a bit more yet but may start to recover in 10years with original good conditions R's and special editions more so?

TVR's definitly (possibly V8 cars more so?)I would say have only one way to go as do classic mini's.

Liokault

2,837 posts

215 months

Friday 13th January 2012
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cragswinter said:
Liokault said:
Can you get a 968cs under 10k?
Have you read the thread or just skipped to the back page?!

No, I have read the thread, I'm seeing several people "guess" that cars will sell for 10K, but my question stands, can you get a 968cs for sub 10k? Has anyone? I'm not seeing many for sale, I'm seeing quite a lot of guys wanting them. Also, anythng "good" i.e likely to gain value, is way over that 10k spot.

Edited by Liokault on Friday 13th January 09:45

iain014

192 posts

175 months

Friday 13th January 2012
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Low mileage Gtv cup.

I'm undecided on the Maserati 3200. Ones that are still around in 10 years would presumably have been well looked after, and those boomerang lights are a redeeming feature. They are cheap now for a reason though.

cragswinter

21,429 posts

197 months

Friday 13th January 2012
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Liokault said:
cragswinter said:
Liokault said:
Can you get a 968cs under 10k?
Have you read the thread or just skipped to the back page?!

No, I have read the thread, I'm seeing several people "guess" that cars will sell for 10K, but my question stands, can you get a 968cs for sub 10k? Has anyone? I'm not seeing many for sale, I'm seeing quite a lot of guys wanting them. Also, anythng "good" i.e likely to gain value, is way over that 10k spot.

Edited by Liokault on Friday 13th January 09:45
cragswinter earlier in the thread said:
There's been a couple of Porsche 968 clubsports for sale on ph for aaaages, now I think if you turned up to view it with 10k in a bag you might get one of them......
so to be fair there aren't any sub 10k 968CS' out there at the moment, but there are plenty that have been up for 6+ months. there is also one particularly motivated seller who only bought a matter of weeks ago & wants out.

obviously it's the seller who ultimately wants to decide what they will take for a car but as i said, if you turned up with a bag full of cash you never know your luck. make sure the sills are good & the water pumps/cam chains etc have been done & it shouldn't cost you the earth, & even if you do need to put a bit of cash into it i can't see you ever not getting your purchase price back.

iain014

192 posts

175 months

Friday 13th January 2012
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To add, MG RV8. Should have bought one a few years ago and the odd one does pop up within budget

Liokault

2,837 posts

215 months

Friday 13th January 2012
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iain014 said:
To add, MG RV8. Should have bought one a few years ago and the odd one does pop up within budget
Totally off topic, but every MG RV8 has a part on it that I hand made when I was an apprentice.

Hugh Jarse

3,530 posts

206 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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Park'O said:
Ford Escort Cosworth
Ford sierra Sapphire Cosworth
Renault Clio V6 Mk2, maybe an immaculate Mk1 aswell!
got any horse racing tips?