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I am in need of some advice. I am considering selling my 40th anniversary. It has 8000 miles (yes, 8000) and is in pristine condition. I purchased a 50th anniversary and elected to keep the 40th.
As a result, I rarely drive it.
I love the idea of having the beginnings of a collection for the future but not sure of it makes sense to do it now.
What do you think that the value of the 40th will do in the next 5-10 years?
Do you know of any websites that provide historical trends of car values?
Thanks
I have not found any websites to address the future values of P cars. If you don't drive it, sell it. Those $'s could likely be re-deployed into better yielding assets. The market for 40th AEs is a little soft; although they are tremendous cars for the $. Best of luck.
Wait 10 years and get the 60th...that's a nice collection ! 40 AE owners are particular about their cars, and since value is about supply and demand, I don't see the supply "shrinking" as they are generally better cared for than others. What I like about the 40 AE is that it is truly a special edition. The engine upgrades and other features make it a unique pcar..unlike the millennium or more recent "black" additions that are generally more cosmetic IMO. At 8000 miles it is probably concourse quality, keep it and take it to a shows and start to pile up some trophies. man, I wish I had your problems...
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