I’m proud to announce that Autofolio Advice has been featured in The Times, one of the world’s most prestigious publications. The feature includes expert insight from myself and Autofolio, as well as a curated list of the five best investment cars to buy under £50,000.

This recognition marks an exciting milestone for Autofolio and highlights the growing awareness of investment cars as a legitimate alternative asset class. Being featured in The Times reinforces our mission to educate and guide investors on how cars can perform not only as passion purchases, but as strategic financial assets.

It’s a privilege to see the concept of cars as assets gaining mainstream attention, and to have Autofolio’s expertise recognised on such a respected platform.


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