Jay Leno Talks Value of Old, Unrestored Cars | CNBC Make It.

Jay Leno and automotive evaluation expert Donald Osborne evaluate three unrestored cars to see which one has appreciated best.
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Jay Leno Talks Value of Old, Unrestored Cars | CNBC Make It.

[@richdorak1547]

I'm probably not the only one that watches ur vids for #1 the cars an #2 Mr. Osborne's snazzy attire. Well done , once again.

[@dominiquedourneau7425]

My grand father was an engineer for pan hard when i was a kid just before they were bought by i think citroent and that was the end of the brand...but what a lot of people don't know..they had or even invented a centrifuge transmission witch in these days were a first or unknown ...now i know Jay did a piece on that ...so his stuff is probably more accurate than mine... i just remember my gran pa been very distraught by the sale..of co. He did retired working for that co.. And i thank you Mr Leno for owning one..did bring memory back...funny enough .my gran father did not own a car nor a license to drive but used common transport like busses or underground transport...

[@davestine9388]

Jay, I have a 1962 Impala with 1085 original miles . It still has the dealer sticker on the rear side glass. I would like to know what it may be worth. It has been kept in a car capsule for most of its existence.

[@gregorymeyer84]

I wouldn't mind owning the Nash or the Imperial sometimes the value is in what it is worth to you and not dollars.

[@servicarrider]

If you love cars, then Donald loves you. ; - )

[@hagbard72]

Knew I should have bought the Crown Imperial from Mad Men two years ago!!

[@TheIamIrving]

I wonder why the price of the Panhard went down? Anybody know?

[@FYMASMD]

Most likely no one wants one.

[@teresa67factoid95]

Just an opinion. everybody's got one. any car, or anything, for that matter is only worth what someone else is willing to pay for it,and not a penny more.

[@TheGel69]

I bought a 1959 Met convertible in better condition than this for $3500.00....the turquoise pants are not helping....the Panhard are actually on the rise just not in the US.

[@SankofaNYC]

Jay literally makes fun of anyone, anytime they wear any pop of color... lol

[@garysandiego]

Is the Imperial’s appreciation a function of the market reevaluating the Mopar legacy in general? Personally I would really enjoy owning a ‘65 or ‘66 Imperial.