The 2025 Bull Market List: 11 collector cars to BUY and DRIVE this year

[@Hagerty]

More in-depth write-ups as well as a look back at the performance of our previous Bull Market lists here: www.hagerty.com/media/market-trends/bull-market-2025/

[@TC-lk2ev]

The Lexus LC500 and alpine A110 will be future classics.

[@myqaveli]

I feel like the IS300 sportcross & ISF will be too

[@TC-lk2ev]

@@myqaveli yeah I think most lexii are underrated in general. People realise how good they are once they've been cancelled.

[@GuagoFruit]

Last of the NA V8s. I'm so not looking forward to the ev future.

[@biafo4541]

Yeah agreed, all this talk about regulations forcing OEMS to turbocharge smaller engines or go full EV, and the Japanese are still giving us n/a V8s and n/a boxer engines. Have to give Porsche credit, yes they have many VWs and Audis with Porsche badges (and I understand they do that to keep the boat afloat) but you forgive these cars because you can still buy a n/a GT Porsche with a manual gearbox or at the very least still buy an almost new one. To buy a proper M car you have to go back more than 10 years.

[@ScottBullard]

01:51 1961-1964 Jaguar E-Type SI 3.8 Coupe $182,800 02:09 1961-1972 Volvo P1800 $44,200 05:50 1976-1989 Ferrari 400/412 $59,900 09:13 1978-1983 Datsun 280ZX $32,800 09:55 1984-1990 Ford Bronco II $15,600 10:30 1981-1983 DeLorean DMC-12* $75,100 12:52 1997-2001 Honda Prelude $12,000 14:00 2002-2008 Mercedes-Benz G500 $53,200 17:56 2002-2006 Mini Cooper S $12,000 18:15 2006-2008 Dodge Magnum SRT-8 $32,600 18:46 2003-2013 Lamborghini Gallardo Six-Speed $157,700 *Readers’ wild card choice -- On a personal note: back in 2007 I drove the Magnum SRT8 - modified with a big ol’ handbrake - on Lime Rock’s skid pad for a Skip Barber teen driver program. What a riot; what a car! Regret not picking one up back when they were

[@aarontaylor1040]

After Jaguars rebrand, I believe the last generation XKR and F-Type will appreciate in value

[@Arnie3]

@@aarontaylor1040 I think it will take a while as we can see from the e type but definitely agree

[@Jagggggg88]

2010+ cars will never be classic’s in my vision. Electronics will kill these cars

[@petec2583]

As a 2011 XKR owner, I certainly hope that's true.

[@biafo4541]

​@Jagggggg88 very good point. That was my thoughts on 2020+ cars with all the screens and nanny systems but if I think back it started going that way post 2010

[@noobasdfjkl]

@@Jagggggg88GT350 is already a classic mate

[@jordanjoestar8839]

Ever since I sold my Prelude I've had a hole in my heart. Such a well rounded car. Had it tuned, corner balanced, half gutted with cams and a 9,000rpm fuel cut. That thing really ripped and the H22 coming onto VTEC was a sound to behold with its AEM V2 intake and full Magnaflow exhaust.

[@davidlaventure]

I feel ya, been there- done that! There's still time to buy another! ;)

[@DB-fn3fz]

If it were RWD, they'd be $40k right now.

[@fizoust2]

Lol and it gained what 6 HP?

[@michaelking6596]

Does this mean we will get Henry on carmudgeon tonight? ....

[@JesusRodriguez-tm8go]

That'd be an awesome episode

[@lukedanielgalon1596]

Does that mean his not coming on then?

[@dkjoses12]

No😢

[@SpartacusSF]

Nope. Derek is on vacation.

[@JesusRodriguez-tm8go]

@@SpartacusSF 😭

[@FreshdriveGeoff]

The W463 G500 is an absolute bank vault on wheels. I love closing the doors on mine, rivals closing a door on aircooled Porsches. German engineering excellence.

[@danieljordan5572]

I love my '06 Cooper s. Didn't realize how good a mini Cooper was until I drove it around the block and instantly knew I had to buy it. High mileage yes, but never really had any problems that I haven't caused. It's a go-kart for the street. I love that thing

[@RS35cyl]

I had an R56 and I absolutely loved it! 🎉

[@stirfryjedi]

I miss my R53 every day. My wife and I are in an R60 Countryman and it's a great family car, still a fun driver's car, but holy crap I'm looking for another r53 / similar when the time comes.

[@csmarkham]

Had a ‘14. Wish I hadn’t got the sunroof. Channels clogged and drains ran into the cabin. Electronics destroyed, car totaled. Fun drives with excellent chassis over.

[@marcoh.6345]

are they really 12 k nowadays?

[@InVIism]

@@marcoh.6345 Generally no. But they require maintenance and if you want to have one in a great shape to be able to drive it as they deserve, it'll soon climb to that price. Still worth it though.

[@myqaveli]

another very underrated and unappreciated rare gem is the Lexus is300 sportcross

[@SantanKGhey1234]

IM pissed, you didnt drive the Prelude and give us some VTEC induction noises - How the hell did you miss that opportunity?!

[@bhyphen8234]

Hagerty, like many other legacy car journalists, are very euro biased.

[@aqeelkader2469]

Honestly, such a miss. I was really looking forward to the Prelude being driven. The G Class is great, no doubt, but the essence has been lost due to it being everywhere. A neat 5th Gen Prelude on the other hand would have been pure bliss in this video and would have brought the excitement the video needed. I stopped watching after that...

[@colinbennett]

As a proud and passionate DeLorean owner and a huge fan of Mr Catchpole, I couldn't be happier to see him positively encapsulate the DeLorean experience instead of the usual dogmatic preconceptions I've had to endure over the years.

[@jonathandemacedo158]

wow, I’ve never wanted a Ferrari 412 but that is an absolutely stunning spec

[@TheJoeT81]

Deep dish alloys….mmm

[@bradcomis1066]

It really is a beautiful car.

[@flightmaster999]

I would have loved it so much if Henry drove the Prelude. That car is beautiful!

[@davidlaventure]

Thank you!

[@hudsonr6358]

Hagerty doesn't own any of these cars, so it was probably easier to borrow some of these mint condition cars if they agreed not to drive them.

[@zarbon700]

Honda Prelude got little love. No driving footage or in-depth details.

[@gedward4335]

Hagerty is an insurance company. The only ones they’re going to promote are those that generate the highest premium dollars they don’t care about the regular collector.

[@mitchell-wallisforce7859]

Yeah, kinda weird that they filmed this at Lime Rock and yet didn't wring out either the VTEC Honda or the 280ZX. Like......eh?

[@zarbon700]

@@gedward4335 Than they shouldn't have put the car on the list.

[@philtaylor5053]

2.2 yeah, 😎 on that side of things.

[@Hagerty]

This is 100% false. We made an editorial decision based on the amount of time we had with each of the vehicles and the amount of time we had on the track.

[@brokensmilephoto]

The camera angles on the DeLorean and Ferrari 400/412 really make the cars look way better than they actually are. The rolling shots are absolutely bang on and could make you fall in love with them, only to have your heart broken when seeing them in person. The last of the Prelude's, more so in a SH trim are probably the best looking Honda's made of the modern era. They always looked like they should have been RWD. Like they were begging for the Vigor drivetrain and 5cylinder under the hood. I think that's what it was lacking honestly. It could have really put a dent in the S chassis Nissans.

[@adamopenweb]

I had a Prelude SH back in the early 2000s, was a great car for the time.

[@JWL-UK]

F-type V6 manual transmission. Extremely rare and a joy to drive and own.

[@codename_wind_official]

Out of all of them...I'd take that Prelude. Everyone start buying and hoarding cars like FRS and BRZ. Keep em clean...they'll be worth money.

[@davidlaventure]

😁💯

[@Affalterbach1967]

12:53 Here to support the Qualude SH.

[@davidlaventure]

🤣

[@miguelguimaraes4211]

The production of this videos are insane

[@kentbeitel9966]

That E Type is absolutely stunning. What a beautiful vehicle. 👌🔥

[@jayymac]

Oh man! Henry Catchpole shooting a film at my home track and I wasn’t there to watch?? How did this happen?!?!

[@1983dmd]

Unfortunately, Hagerty is more than often wrong about their previsions...

[@nimamojtahedzadeh1568]

I'm so glad Mr. Catchpole did this year's Bull Market video. Well done sir! Thank you Hagerty.

[@FurkanCemTurfanda]

R53 MINIs are genuinely great fun.

[@noobasdfjkl]

@@FurkanCemTurfanda when they run and drive, they are fun

[@mitchell-wallisforce7859]

This vid feels a little thrown together, structurally. The E-type getting a brief and stationary cameo? An automatic Ferrari getting driven, but not the 280ZX whose legacy is intertwined with Paul Newman and IMSA? The Prelude sitting still instead of being wound out to redline while a G-wagen is in motion? Were you lot planning something else and it didn't pan out?

[@RUNDMC1]

Bear in mind owners’ wishes and car condition may well have had a large bearing on what they took round the track.

[@mitchell-wallisforce7859]

@@RUNDMC1 True. That said.....the 2022 vid didn't seem to have that problem. East coast car nuts can't be THAT much more careful, right? Just feels really underwhelming.

[@Hagerty]

Appreciate the feedback! Limited time forced us to pick and choose which cars were driven specifically for this video. Check out the magazine and web articles for more in-depth reviews of each of the cars: www.hagerty.com/media/market-trends/bull-market-2025/

[@Hagerty]

@@RUNDMC1 You are correct!

[@RUNDMC1]

@@HagertyShooting cars for commercials & online content like this used to be my day job. There are always *many* factors that influence what you’re able to achieve on the day - sheer shortage of time almost always being the biggest!

[@bigalalbig]

A shame a rare filmed drive the Prelude was dropped in favour of the SUV / Lambo that are covered ad nauseam.

[@ilmelangolo]

❤400/412❤ so elegant!

[@vintage76vipergreenBeetle]

The base model G-Wagen, with a turbo diesel engine is my favorite SUV. The G-Wagen came out in 1979.

[@trance9158]

I miss my 77 280Z...great fast fun nimble car. About time they're getting some notice and appreciation.

[@aussie2uGA]

Friend had the original 240Z. The one thing i vividly remember was that the trunk metal was so thin, the entire panel flexed in and out just by pressing in on that trunk latch. I’m sure it made it all light but it’s probably also why his rusted so quickly. Cool car when new though.

[@trance9158]

@aussie2uGA I bought my 280 used for 500 bucks. Nothing was wrong with it... Solid car but unstable above 145 mph .. lol topped out at 165.

[@gamernamedjacob]

My dad was going to restore one, but turned out it had over 5000€ in unpaid taxes... also it was rotten to about knee height 😅

[@lordraiden5398]

That Prelude is beautiful. Always wanted that generation.

[@davidlaventure]

Thank you!

[@paulhardman2515]

The Bronco IIs were not good cars. If you must have one get a manual transmission version. The automatics had a high failure rates. I almost bought a 99 Prelude but chose the 99 Civic Si instead, also in electron blue. Always loved the looks of those Preludes though.

[@thebloodyserb]

That was my first thought as well. Anyone feeling nostalgic about a Bronco II probably never had a Bronco II.

[@alelectric2767]

I can’t believe the Bronco lls are on this list. Nothing good about them.

[@bradcomis1066]

Bronco II looks great though! Good proportions and its kind of a cute size. People aren't out to make them daily drivers anymore I don't think?

[@paulhardman2515]

@@bradcomis1066They were very popular. If I had one I’d get a 2WD, slam it and put a 302 HO and 5 speed in it! Then it would be cool and you wouldn’t have to worry about it tipping over! 😂

[@bradcomis1066]

@@paulhardman2515 That would look pretty rad actually. Certainly not the expected route haha

[@3ducs]

The view of the Volvo's fins from the mirrors is iconic. I came close to buying an 1800E in the late '90s, I intended to put an Oldsmobile 215 engine in it. Had the car in my driveway for a month, had the engine in my basement. Plans changed, we moved, sold the engine, gave the car back to the shop. Back in the day it was common to put Ford 289s into those 1800s, there was even a how to manual in print.

[@csmarkham]

1:14 - Pacer wagon as advert for club tow benefits. THIS is why I am a Hagerty customer. They. Get. Us.

[@oler777]

The 5.0l v10 is the best sounding engine in the world

[@UKBUILT]

100% 😍 sounds fantastic I can't wait to use one in a project 😎

[@MasterDebator-l7u]

Dang they threw a Dodge Magnum in this listing? That takes me back!

[@owenness6146]

A few seconds in & i was like... Lime Rock?! Noice

[@SteveLowtwait]

I wasn't expecting to see a car I owned pop up on the list. I have a 1972 Volvo 1800ES, the shooting brake version of the P1800. I love the comparison of that vintage magazine ad to today's market, that you can still get much of the same experience of more expensive European sports cars and GTs for much less. I'm glad you took some time to drive the 1800 in the video.

[@CrappyCar]

Good luck finding a Prelude for $12k. The one in this video will be closer to $25, depending on mileage.

[@tonyfastboy]

Just starting to watch the video and I must say you were bang on when you said the Volvo looks much modern than the E-Type. That was my initial thought, when I heard that they came out in the same year. 20 years of difference for me even if the E-Type is such an iconic car, much more that the P1800.

[@edrcozonoking]

The thing is if you're a real car guy you've dreamed of owning the cars that later have gone on to increase in value.

[@atmartens]

The Honda Prelude is such a solid choice. That blue is beautiful. I also respect the Volvo a lot. Volvo has made some really cool cars throughout its time.

[@davidlaventure]

💯 Thank you!

[@Elsalte07]

What track is that? Looks like Limerock

[@davidlaventure]

Yes, it was!

[@eugenux]

a manual gallardo spyder is a dream dream car! the problem is, you cannot find one.

[@UKBUILT]

Yeah they are rocketing as everyone wants them, especially the early ones 😍I'm building my dream supercar 😎 with the OG zonda Mercedes V12

[@DoWorkExotics]

Roughly 100 gated Gallardo Spyders made

[@UKBUILT]

@@DoWorkExotics atleast they are easy to convert from e-gear to manual 🙂

[@DoWorkExotics]

@@UKBUILT sure but you’ll still deal with electrical gremlins as the computers may not adapt perfectly. I know someone who has a converted car and the computers wig out going into reverse. My take is why buy a fake Rolex when you can get a real one. Be patient and you’ll find one.

[@javiermarques4657]

Great to see the Ferrari 400. One of the best looking coupes ever.

[@Duncangafney1]

Indeed, always had a major soft spot for the 400/412, utterly classy.

[@kevinford6420]

I remember when you couldn't give them away which I never understood because it looked like a fabulous car to me

[@urbanstrencan]

Hagerty and Henry Catchpole another awesome video, quite a nice list for me the winner is Dodge Magnum ;) When are we getting the video with Henry Catchpole and Jason Cammisa ? Keep up the great work

[@Crazy8ts]

2004-2007 WRX STI, 20 YEARS OLD!!! well cared for examples are rocketing in value

[@HugoIbarra-s4w]

Honda prelude generation is the a sports car to have ❤🎉🎉😊

[@davidlaventure]

💯

[@reycaballero2462]

Lol... The black sheep of the 90's honda line up is getting a sliver of attention. They're very good cars, I still own my 97 prelude that i bought back in 2000.

[@mortenberg2897]

Nice to see you appear again, Henry 😊

[@Carsaddiction]

The Volvo, Jaguar and Ferrari you would have thought they had already reach their peak after 50+ years

[@LotusEliseNZ]

The E-types have peaked a few times. late '80s they were very pricey, then they crashed and burned in the '90s, then soared in the early 2010s and early 2020s, now come back a few notches, but they've stabilised and are creeping up again, especially the 3.8s.

[@hankstar.1]

Where's camissa? You know I usually don't watch him. But this bull market video changed my mind. Good job Henry. I am now a supporter.

[@sander16v11]

Was hoping to see you rip the magnum

[@themrmarkprior]

Old Hondas are on the up. Anything with a red H or an S2000. Get ‘em now!

[@aaronholtman9849]

Why didn't you do a driving review of the Honda Prelude?

[@adjust.clinic]

That Delorean really rustles my jimmies.

[@fransb8543]

I'm looking at a phase two 11/2009 DB9 day after tomorrow. First and foremost because in my eyes it's the most beautiful man-made object ever. Period. They're rare enough over here in the Netherlands and still quite valuable. I think a good example will become rare still and sought after in a decade or two. Until then, I'll get to enjoy it. If it doesn't retain its value as well as I'd hope, I'll still have a DB9 as a consolation prize!

[@shanec5957]

the PRV engine was a three way collaboration with Peugeot Renault and Volvo.

[@SpringVinMoto]

...And one Motorcycle. My pick this year is the BMW Airhead, 1970-1984ish. These motorcycle are approachable for the average collector to buy starting around $4000 for a solid runner or up to $60,000 for an R90s. I feel like the market is soft on these right now so it is a good time to buy,

[@joshknutson16]

Disagree with the Bronco & 412 but the rest are great

[@Yan1nc]

Perfect i have enough parts to build 4x 280zx from scratch

[@Penguinracer]

I think '60's and earlier is on the decline and has seen its peak as Boomers cash out and the next generation are more interested in '90's to 00's cars. These later cars were the aspirational vehicles of Gen X's youth and are more compatible with modern traffic conditions. I think the aberration to the widely predicted generational shift are pre-WW 1 "Brass Era" cars which are now being viewed through the historic lens as being the first ICE cars as we enter long tail to ICE vehicle production with driver involvement levels having peaked.

[@harrisonds3950]

Wish more attention was given to the Prelude and 280zx. I understand there was an editorial decision made in the interest of time, but why bother bringing them up in the first place if they were ultimately going to be ignored? Otherwise, another quality production as always.

[@Hagerty]

Please check out the magazine or web articles if you'd like to get a more in-depth accounting of those cars. Our editorial team did a fantastic job diving into the details of each selection! www.hagerty.com/media/market-trends/bull-market-2025/

[@MRVSKIN]

Absolutely love the orange gallardo

[@ashliehiggins]

Wasn't the Mini on the Bull market last year or year before? as I remember seeing Hagerty putting it there with the Citroen C4 Cactus.

[@RUNDMC1]

Not the Cooper S

[@tshegosepeng458]

Take a look at Balboni prices, they make absolutely no sense! That thing is a RWD, Manual, V10...with a gold stripe😅

[@mikenice1204]

love limerock !

[@aadityalikesmiatas]

Honestly the Mini is a no brainer. great daily, affordable and I'm pretty sure we're gonna see less cars like it in the future.

[@dustysummit3900]

The magnum is insane ❤

[@SirPierreSe]

I really like your watch, it fits you perfectly =)

[@brandonpollard8928]

MINI Cooper ❤

[@dumbestoyster]

I love the looks of the 412. Definitely a Ferrari I'd own

[@addj7093]

I’ve got a hot pick top tip for you all! Ferrari F430 Spider with a manual gearbox 👌🏻 the last manual V8 Ferrari! Remember people it’s all about supply and demand 👍🏻

[@chamberlin1]

@@addj7093 ...also a Frank Stephenson design (like the R53 MINI).

[@AmosDohms]

Isn't the Cali a little newer?

[@technom3598]

That's not a hot tip. That's already exploded in value

[@gordonmills2748]

What? I could have sworn my old '84 base model Chrysler Laser would be on the list! Right now I could be regretting letting that K-car variant go!

[@cs1375]

There goes my dream of owning a manual Gallardo. Precovid I probably could have swung one and been car and house broke for a little. Now they have almosr doubled and will continue to climb.

[@Stuart3162]

With that watch, you can’t criticise!

[@infadelakainf]

I just spent half the video trying to see that watch. Swear it’s from a happy meal

[@user-anonymous2334]

@@infadelakainf think it's a Swatch Neon Flash Arrow

[@DoWorkExotics]

Manual Gallardos are extremely underrated

[@BenzinioB]

Well... I actually have 2 of this in my bucket list... not bad :)

[@snakerb]

The Ferrari 400/412 door handle reminds me of the ones on the NA/Mk1 miata.

[@caseytailfly]

@@snakerb these door handles were also used on Alfa Romeo spiders, among others. I always had the impression that the Miata handle was intended as an updated version of this very one or at least a nod to it.

[@PETROLSCENTED]

i love the ferarri 400, volvo p1800 and definitely his watch! 😅😍

[@RadialSeeker113]

Honda prelude vs Honda NSX

[@SmashGhost]

The Mini, the Magnum, the DMC-12... and more - these are not stock. It would be good to disclose this when reviewing the driving experience

[@RUNDMC1]

@@SmashGhost As the owner of both an R53 MCS and a DeLorean I can say that both are greatly improved by relatively minor mods. Supercharger reduction pulley and CAI / GP intercooler for the for the Mini, euro lowering springs, cat delete and stainless exhaust for the DMC 👍

[@3rdworldgarage450]

The R53 and R50 MINIs are horrible cars to own because of poor BMW build quality and materials but are an absolute blast to drive when they work. The biodegradable wiring will give you fits though as the connectors love to crumble in your hands and the wires are made with corn starch, which mice find to be a tasty treat.

[@ClassyDriver]

Future classic: Mercedes-Benz CL-class C215 Facelift as CL600, CL55 and CL65 in original condition. The last grand coupe designed under the supervision of Bruno Sacco.

[@voidzoid99]

You guys should start by revealing how you did with the previous one. This list intuitively looks better but time will tell.

[@GiulioOchetta]

0:03 bro thinks he is Richard Hammond

[@diogopsilva]

Cool video!

[@epbrown01]

There’s no version of the multiverse where I’d want a Ferrari 400 and that’s coming from someone that likes the Ferrari FF!

[@danielrigby9984]

In the past there have been some expensive cars such as Speciale or 997.2 GT3 4.0. Here there are none, so maybe that’s an indication they expect the market generally to be flat or decline further. Cars from the 60’s will under perform the market as the demographics who want that car pass away or stop driving. A manual Gallardo, especially one of the rarer variants may be wise bet or stand a good chance of not losing much.

[@jasony2k-ef4tk]

Kind of wish you had driven every other car than the one you drove but ty

[@G55STEYR]

With a 5.3LS and 4speed auto the Ferrari would be very nice, and the Lamborghini too

[@ronit8067]

Please make these videos 60 fps. all the wide shots would look so incredible

[@sagiben6052]

What about the original Audi TT?

[@ProjectCovenant]

IHATE to see magnum on this list. I’ve been longing for one since I was a kid and they were new. Hated it when it got cancelled

[@VetranoD]

Oh man a 5th gen prelude, I got one of these in 2003. Recently picked up a V8 RS5 here in the states though since only 2700 coupes were produced for over here.0

[@Reno420alex]

The magnum and the Gallardo are the only 2 "future" classics out of this line up.

[@LeroyJenkems69]

Why didn't you drive the 280ZX or the Prelude? I'd be keen to hear driving impressions.

[@mikemize1057]

I had a beautiful 1982 280ZX silver over black/gray interior with the glass T-Tops, and I absolutely loved 😍 that car! Around a certain part of Dallas, Texas, I was known as the Z guy because of my love for them! 😊

[@PaulStewartAviation]

Comment for the analytics. Thanks.

[@zunaidparker]

Surprised not to see the Honda S2000 in this lineup. Values have gone up considerably in my country, to the extent it's more expensive now than they were new.

[@cecilthecavetroll9743]

But thats not the point of the video. The point of this video is to show cars that might be/are starting on their ascent in price. The S2K is already a highly valued collector car, these are wannabes or soon to be’s.

[@somerandomfella]

Just wondering, could you fit the Huracans DCT to the Gallardo?