Acquisition Scenarios

International market analysis, trends and exchange rates will all be a factor. Both Hagerty.com and the Historic International Group Index remain very helpful indicators.

Three scenarios exist for maximum return to be achieved...

A car is found in mint condition at good value, the GP decides to resell at the soonest optimized time, generating a quick return. Example: an upcoming auction within months of purchase that typically achieves high sales prices.

A car is bought in good/mint condition at a fair market value, stored and sold “X” years later when the estimated growth rate of the respective forecast price is achieved as per original LP’s business plan. This can be 2-3 years if needed (the client will be made aware of this in the proposed business plan of this specific project).

A car is purchased in “rough” condition but at a very good price, and then undergoes extensive restoration. During which time the projected maximum market value will be achieved including cost of restoration (the client will be made aware of this in the proposed business plan of this specific project).