During 2018, classic car values as a whole rose by 5.9% (source Classic Cars). However, within the 1500 models used as an
2019 as we know is a tough year to make any predictions about as it is cloaked in such uncertainty, but if I had to guess I suspect that 2019 will be similar to 2018 because the heady gains of the preceding years at the top end feel likely to need time to settle, and in a time of nervousness investors may choose to operate with caution in this area of the market as the big ticket items have collapsed in value before. The affordable classics I feel are the safer investment for the time being, as if there were a fall it would be from a
Ferrari 456 GT 1992-1997 and 456M 1998-2003