Everybody wants to have that chance to drive their cars, and have them not depreciate madly. Ideally to drive nice cars that appreciate, even after frequent driving, maintenance, insurance and other costs. Because cars are meant to be driven, not stored in a heated garage collecting dust. So how can you be the next Jay Kay when it comes to car collecting or investing?
Many like myself previously thought that Jay Kay and others simply got lucky with their cars, as some cars like his 1/30 purple Lamborghini Diablo SE30 and the Ferrari F40 depreciate and appreciated over decades. However, there are certain things you can study to limit the downside risk and maximise the upside, things like being last of their kind, limited, or in some nostalgic or collectors bucket lists that you are unsure of. Combined with the number of registered models on the road at any given time and other datasets which I cover in my guide, these give you the upper hand as you source your next cars, from every price point at 1-3m to under 15k.
A lot of thought has gone into this. I've worked with over 23 different partners, and many more photographers and car insurance providers, to put together an in-depth guide (with beautiful pictures) that serves not only as entertainment but as actual market research. If you've watched any of my live content on Kick or on our socials you will see other stories of successful approaches and how to find good deals on these cars. You can also reach out to me for sourcing cars, car insurance providers, best auction practices, or a 1-on-1 to go over your car portfolio, or petrolfolio, as I call it as I'm not a big fan of EVs or as Jeremy Clarkson says "fridge freezers" on wheels.
Which is why I'm announcing my flagship product, the 127 best 2026 Investment Cars - which is on a presale for a discount limited to 100 purchases pre-launch.
Stop losing to depreciation and have a nice read. I've put a ton of time and effort into this, and you will receive lifetime updates.
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