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Including a "high mileage" Ferrari Enzo that "has clocked a relatively large 44,700 miles (71,937km) in its 19 years."


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Imagine collecting cars like that, then one day you decide you're bored or you need the cash.

Holy cow! Hardly a barn find but pure magnificence!

Not one... but 2 Bugatti EB110!

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EB110 are a rising investment they are a rare and highly collectable car now

Perkles wrote:EB110 are a rising investment they are a rare and highly collectable car now

I realise that's the way it's been going, however I can't help thinking that (looking at global economic changes afoot) maybe the investment return on this sort of investment may have peaked.?

StMarks wrote:

Perkles wrote:EB110 are a rising investment they are a rare and highly collectable car now

I realise that's the way it's been going, however I can't help thinking that (looking at global economic changes afoot) maybe the investment return on this sort of investment may have peaked.?

your confusing rich people with normal bods like us,if anything its still rising
My old carrera 3.0 recently sold at auction for 350k , I sold it for 45 3 years prior

you can buy a new GT3rs and flip it for a lot more money ,classics are a good best if you know what you are buying and have cash !
Unfortunately I dont have cash

How much do you reckon a GT3RS will flip for? 3x value? More?

Cav wrote:How much do you reckon a GT3RS will flip for? 3x value? More?

ive been told up to 100k depending on spec

Not quite double then. Spec will have to be Weisach pack for sure, carbon brakes and the "right" colour. Everything else is so personal preference in terms of interior etc

If people can get a decent return in bank interest from a savings account, the value of these things will fall.

It’s always been the way.