At Auto Express, we try to save you a little money when it comes to buying a new car. Whether that’s with our regularly updated new car deals page, our used buying guides, or our real-life mpg readings in our car group tests and long-term reports.
Saving a bundle of cash on your next car is sure to bring a smile to your face, but what if you could actually make money when choosing your next motor? With the classic car market currently in rude health, there’s never been a better time to dabble in a bit of four-wheeled financial speculation.
• Best classic cars to buy as investments
Yet you don’t have to spend hundreds of thousands on a slice of thoroughbred Italian exotica to turn a decent profit. In fact, our list covers everything from hot hatchbacks to rally bred saloons and understated family cars.
To prove it, we’ve teamed up with sister site classicandperformancecar.com to pick out 10 affordable models that are only likely to go up in value. And with prices starting from just £800 and everything from a sporty city runabout through to a hi-tech Japanese supercar to choose from, there should be something for every taste and budget.
Your only dilemma now is whether you shut your investment away and let it gather pounds or enjoy it in the knowledge that you’ll still be quids in when it’s time to sell.
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