If I was looking to buy my first supercar this is what I would do so I don’t buy a bad car that loses money… 

Because at our core we are car guys. We are hard wired to love cars, and when a car pulls on our heart strings we are strangely determined to buy it.

Which is why there are only 2 things to look for when buying your car so you don’t lose money. 

1. Cars that are the last of an era. 

If a car will never be made again.

Because we instinctively want things more than we can’t have, making us want it more.

Cars such as the Defender, SLS AMG, 458 Speciale, LFA, Carrera GT all have appreciated. 

So the best rule is buy cars that can’t be made again. 

2. Buy cars where the demographic of buyers is growing 

We love buying our dream cars that we previously couldn’t afford. 

That is why 458 Speciales are now worth over $800,000 as car guys who now have money from the 10's are now older and richer and can now buy their dream car

So I’ve spent a silly amount of time putting together a non-generic list of 50 best investment cars that are under-appreciated, last of their kind, and where the market of buyers is growing.

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