While some people invest in the stock market, others prefer more predictable investments such as vintage cars. According to Matas Bouzelis, car expert at carVertical, carefully selected, immaculate models can increase their value several times even after a few years. For a car to be considered vintage, it must be produced more than 30 years ago. However, not every 30-year-old car is a worthy investment for the future. For example, a car that was extremely popular and accessible to the masses is unlikely to become a classic, but its most powerful or rare version may become popular with enthusiasts. For example, the Ford Sierra was popular in the 80s and 90s, but it is not a model that would be coveted by vintage car collectors. A completely different matter was the Cosworth, a more powerful version of the Ford Sierra, which was intended for racing and was produced in limited numbers.
