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New luxury cars demand outrageous investments. You will be wild to realize that the value of these expensive cars drops significantly the minute you drive off the dealership’s lot. However, this does not really apply for every car. A new investment analysis shows that classic vintage car, for example, Porsche 911 and some other German or Italian-built sports cars have escalated in value and have solidly maintained their worth over the years. And more outliners are expected to follow, including early Japanese sports car models. Throughout the recession, the classic car market has remained steadfast and now been growing even stronger than ever. This market segment has been quite a better investment in recent years, while even surpassing the art market which was once a top-performer. Buying a vintage classic car may usually involve high-stakes. However, this can make a very good sense now for one prime factor: there are recent makes and models available, producing a new breed of classics. This means you don’t have to spend a fortune to buy a vintage car in current days. Not only does it satisfy your passion while buying a classic car, it is a worthy investment that could return you a decent amount over time.

Here are some vintage classic collectible cars that are investment worthy and still affordable and could skyrocket rise in value over the next 1 to 2 decades.

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PORSCHE 911 GT3 RS

Price $110,000-150,000

 

This car is the newer version of Porsche 911 sports car that is a line of high-performance cars started with 1973 911 Carrera RS. The GT3 has been in production since 1999 and still running exceedingly well. Nothing much has been changed in style or design. And for driving a Porsche 911, nobody has been ever laughed at though. This signifies its absolute timeless design that will never crash out of style. The GTR’s aerodynamics perfectly works in harmony with the traditional Porsche design to build a streamlined unit of high degree downforce and driving stability. Wealthy men frequently buy the GTR as a track-day car. The recent model on the 997 chassis could also prove to be a great investment option.

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