Welcome to the Hagerty Bull Market List, our annual deep dive into the collector vehicles climbing the value ranks. This year, 2024, marks the seventh installment of our expert insights.
The Bull Market List is our annual selection of vehicles projected to appreciate the most over the next 12 months. While the collector car market experienced a downturn in 2023, marked by inflation and declining auction prices, we remain optimistic about certain vehicles that are likely to see significant gains. Our selections for 2024 are based on a thorough analysis of pricing and demographic data, highlighting cars that stand out in a competitive market.
The essence of the Bull Market List is not merely to celebrate rising prices or position cars as pure investments. Instead, our goal is to make classic car ownership more accessible and less intimidating for enthusiasts. We believe that with diligent research and a touch of luck, owning a classic car can not only be a rewarding experience but also a wise financial choice.
This year’s lineup features a diverse array of vehicles, from a 1940s woody to a 1990s rally truck originally sold only in Japan. These selections exemplify the idea that classic cars can bring joy and value to their owners, ensuring that as long as fun remains the priority, a classic car will never disappoint.
Source: Bull Market 2024, by James Lipman, published on 13/12/2023, Hagerty.
Welcome to the Hagerty Bull Market List, our annual deep dive into the collector vehicles climbing the value ranks. This year, 2024, marks the seventh installment of our expert insights.
Importing cars from the USA to Europe has become a popular practice, primarily due to the attractive prices of vehicles on the American market and the wide selection of models often unavailable in Europe.