The classic car market is constantly evolving, and the vehicles attracting buyers today are often very different from those that were popular with previous generations.
A recent article from the New Zealand Herald explores how changing demographics are influencing collector car values, with some 1990s Japanese performance cars now attracting more attention than traditional luxury marques. The article looks at how the market may change as Baby Boomers begin passing their cherished vehicles on to the next generation, and what that could mean for future values.
The feature also includes a video and insights into which vehicles are expected to hold their value, which may become more desirable, and how collector preferences are shifting over time.
Read the full article and watch the video below.