Collector Car Prices Dropping at Jasper Rae blog

Collector Car Prices Dropping. The pandemic boom has clearly come to an end. While still in the “expanding market” range of the spectrum, it’s very likely that the market rating will continue to decline as prices soften across the market. In the past year, the market rating has dropped 9.6 points. Collectors are increasing insured values at a much slower rate. Although the market has dipped, classic car prices remain high. Both the average sale price and the percentage of cars selling above insured value have dropped several months in a row. Nearly half of cars are selling above their insured values and collectors are compensating by increasing insured values across. As our experts suggested, this is more of a return to normal than it is an implosion of classic car values. Collector cars are square in the middle of that mix with average sale prices at both live and online auctions down some 17% in october 2023 compared to october 2022, according to classic.com. The expectation is they’ll continue to deflate throughout 2023, although. Lately, you’ve probably noticed prices are falling, with some models seeing more depreciation than others.

The pandemic boom has clearly come to an end. Although the market has dipped, classic car prices remain high. Lately, you’ve probably noticed prices are falling, with some models seeing more depreciation than others. Nearly half of cars are selling above their insured values and collectors are compensating by increasing insured values across. As our experts suggested, this is more of a return to normal than it is an implosion of classic car values. The expectation is they’ll continue to deflate throughout 2023, although. In the past year, the market rating has dropped 9.6 points. Collector cars are square in the middle of that mix with average sale prices at both live and online auctions down some 17% in october 2023 compared to october 2022, according to classic.com. Collectors are increasing insured values at a much slower rate. While still in the “expanding market” range of the spectrum, it’s very likely that the market rating will continue to decline as prices soften across the market.

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Collector Car Prices Dropping While still in the “expanding market” range of the spectrum, it’s very likely that the market rating will continue to decline as prices soften across the market. Both the average sale price and the percentage of cars selling above insured value have dropped several months in a row. The expectation is they’ll continue to deflate throughout 2023, although. Collectors are increasing insured values at a much slower rate. The pandemic boom has clearly come to an end. Collector cars are square in the middle of that mix with average sale prices at both live and online auctions down some 17% in october 2023 compared to october 2022, according to classic.com. Lately, you’ve probably noticed prices are falling, with some models seeing more depreciation than others. Nearly half of cars are selling above their insured values and collectors are compensating by increasing insured values across. In the past year, the market rating has dropped 9.6 points. While still in the “expanding market” range of the spectrum, it’s very likely that the market rating will continue to decline as prices soften across the market. Although the market has dipped, classic car prices remain high. As our experts suggested, this is more of a return to normal than it is an implosion of classic car values.