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Investors are turning to luxury Aston Martin cars to fill their portfolios
The value of a classic car can appreciate by over 100% in 5 years, which is why many investors are buying classic Aston Martins to enjoy now and sell later.

Classic Aston Martins in good condition can be worth a small fortune, which is great for Aston enthusiasts but can also be very good news for investors. A beautifully restored Aston Martin can significantly increase in value if it is properly maintained, and in general a classic Aston will not decrease in value over any period of time. In fact, depending on the model, mileage and condition of the car, its future sales value will almost certainly increase because of the cars rarity and the increased popularity of owning a classic car, especially an Aston Martin, which is probably Britain's most legendary sports car.

Aston Martins are often referred to as the Englishman's Ferrari as they equate to luxury, elegance and a uniquely pleasurable driving experience not to mention celebrity status as the best Bond cars ever made. The Aston marque occupies a niche place of its own in the car world, a place carved out through the relentless pursuit of engineering excellence, an uncompromising belief in the traditions of old-fashioned craftsmanship and an adherence to the principles of understated elegance and power. These aspects form the source of an enigmatic mystique, which is the Aston Martin.

In terms of return on investment an Aston Martin outshines many of its rivals in value for money. For example a brand new DB5 would have originally sold for around £3,000 and this fabulous car can now be worth well over £100,000. Similarly if you bought a DB5 five or six years ago it would have cost around £50,000 but its value may have increased by over 100% and the car would now be worth between £130,000 and £160,000. But fine examples of expertly restored, depending on when & where the restoration was undertaken, can considerably exceed this.

In view of this, purchasing an Aston Martin and maintaining it in good condition enables you to enjoy the pleasure of driving one of Britain's most stunning cars while feeling confident in the knowledge that its value to you and to others will not diminish. These unique cars are in constant demand and are considered collectors items, which is always a good indication of a cars value when it is up for resale.

Depending on how many Aston's of a particular model were produced the current value may also have dramatically increased regardless of its condition. One of the main areas that the Aston Workshop specialises in is the restoration of classic Astons with the ability to fit new features such as air conditioning, satellite navigation systems, power steering and CD players.

For more information on buying, selling or restoring an Aston Martin, please contact either Bob or Dean on 01207 233525 or email bob@aston.co.uk