These Cars Are Skyrocketing in Value - Buy Now or Regret Forever!

The car market experienced an aggressive correction from its pandemic price top, costing owners tens and thousand. But many sports and supercars just started to increase in value or bottomed out, and buying one of these cars maximizes your chances of losing nothing at all.
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So which cars are skyrocketing in value? Well, perhaps none. Skyrocketing does not seem to be the appropriate term here.
Looking at all of the models, we can see that there are many cars for which prices increased. Only for a few of them though, it is unlikely that the change is the result of chance. These are the GT500, 911.2 GT3 RS, 991.3 GT2 RS, and 996 Turbo. These prices are extremely strong, given the current market. Not such a surprising result right. But it is not like values are flying up like we saw during COVID. It is more of a gradual increase.
It also does not mean that prices for the other cars aren’t strong. On the contrary. Price trends for those cars bottomed out during last year. Something that is quite unique in this market. As a value conscious buyer, I would then also still consider them.
Disclaimer: The Content is for educational purposes only, you should not construe any such information or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. Nothing contained in this video constitutes a solicitation, recommendation, or endorsement to buy or sell any cars. The information published has been obtained from or is based on sources which are believed to be accurate and complete. Although reasonable care has been taken, the completeness and the accuracy of any information published cannot be guaranteed. Any opinions may be wrong and may change at any time. You should always carry out your own independent verification of facts and data before making any purchase decision.

[@fourwheeltrader]

What car would you like to see analyzed next?

[@CarsCatsCannabis]

991.1 GTS! I know of two that just sold. 135 and 139 k manual transmission 18k miles both

[@robertalexander665]

997.2 Turbo

[@Finnish_Skydiver]

Shelby GT350R. Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio.

[@DevrajThakkar]

992.1 gt3 in light of 992.2

[@fourwheeltrader]

@@robertalexander665 Have a look at this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnjMmq2KfcehipIsi=MNwwhGOjCcJO6qUR

[@cimulatedstudios4248]

The most underrated car channel.

[@IanRainey]

The prices are only up because sellers are refusing to sell. The buyers are not there unless you have a premium example.

[@dwi4000]

Extremely similar to the housing market in several countries. Still no distressed sellers.

[@filipporicotti9145]

I agree.. I see many exotic on listing since more then 100 days with stupid price and several alternatives.

[@andreabiguzzi5023]

991.2 gt3 the best gt3 ever made…best look, no opf, instant Classic gt3. much nicer than the 992

[@danv8717]

Especially the GT3 RS variant. Which looks a thousand times better than the 992 GT3 RS.

[@brettreaby]

Your opinion... only

[@tobysbreathisverybad]

991.2 seems the peak of modern Porsche.

[@Mtrac1234]

True!

[@JosephKotrieMonson]

And beyond the driving abilities of all but a few owners.

[@BigtimeBigA]

Surprised the 2019+ Vantage wasn’t in the list, bought one earlier this year at a huge discount and seems like prices now are slightly higher, at least for my spec

[@Alfvaldez]

Gt350 will be a collector car. Manual with a flat plane crank v8 it’s a no brainer I’m trying to buy one now before they sky rocket. Another car I think will skyrocket next is the 675LT was the first LT car by mclaren

[@Cali4rniadreaming]

I ask him if could analysis of the Mustang shelby GT350 but he said he didn't have enough information on the GT350 i thought was ridiculous.

[@Poorschedriver]

If manufacturers keep pumping out EV's and small displacement turbo engines, then theses cars are going to start performing better than the S&P 500. The market speaks, and unfortunately the manufacturers just don't listen.

[@edujourneyaspirasi2775]

Agreed

[@Bryan-zc9cu]

Has the Elise and Exige market change much?

[@fourwheeltrader]

Unfortunately i don't have any data on those two models.

[@elfistro6717]

I sold my 2013 991.1 4S in Spain after adding 25k km and 3.5 years later for €1k less than my purchase price. I bought it when it was 6 years old with 35k on the clock! What a great deal!

[@nathanlindley]

I always enjoy these videos! Great job!

[@ramon8332]

997.2 Turbo manual is the car to buy

[@tomistenvall978]

997.1 Turbo. Last Mezger

[@ramon8332]

@ 997.2 Turbo, Last Manual

[@sleepeatdrive7619]

But are correct 🤌🏼

[@SignalCorps1]

I have a 997.1 turbo which is perfect for me. No plans to sell, no plans to buy another sports car

[@TexasRiverRat31254]

Thank you again for great information. I keep looking at 981 GTS's but it appears as though my 987.1 Cayman is doing well and it's a great little car.

[@Poorschedriver]

As the owner of both a 981 & 987, many people underestimate the charm and purity of a well sorted 987. A good shifter, exhaust and suspension refresh transforms those cars.

[@ForgetfulFoot]

I just sold my 981 Cayman. And have previously owned two 987.2 Caymans. I hope I can afford a 981 Cayman or Boxster GTS or GT4 in the future. They are just so damn expensive.

[@philiphawkins4684]

Can we have market update on alpine a110.

[@sarmand70]

997.2 GT3 RS

[@ricsu3462]

Thanks for the update, I am so blessed to have the top value models on the list. However, I noticed your market overview is missing Lamborghini which is very strange, there are so many of them and so much data, v10 or v12s. I don’t think they are doing any worse than the Ferraris

[@fourwheeltrader]

Currently i only have enough data on the Huracans, but i am working to include the lamborghini market from the Gallardo onwards.

[@82Driver]

Excellent video as always! Could you please do the Mclaren MP4-12C?

[@fourwheeltrader]

Thanks! I believe it is included in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWTcfnZspbitqLM

[@johnp4171]

Prices will continue to drop. Even collectibles. We are in a bubble and as we progress down lower economic conditions demand will slow.

[@VanderlayLux]

It would be interesting to do a study of the M139 Quattroporte, particularly the GTS

[@mrb6144]

The Gt500 cftp is for sure a collector car

[@lapchoine6600]

Can you add the Canadian market on here because Porsche 991.1 and 991.2 C2S, C4S, GTS and the 992's has come down a lot in price since 2023. Also, the 992 GT3 and the 718 GT4 RS has come down like $50-80K in the last 6months.

[@asianfilmfan1]

Love my daily driver 718 perfectly balanced and fun!!

[@jimsteinway695]

It’s a great car but it won’t appreciate

[@asianfilmfan1]

@ not with the miles I am driving it

[@franzhuber7361]

718 is a real drivers car which won’t lose much in value. Car need to be driven while other assets in stocks, gold, etc. can’t be driven. That’s a no-brainer. No need to have a garage queen which I can’t drive to not lose money.

[@lukaszmajewski2757]

After Stellantis will stop producing Giulia Quadrifoglio in the end of this year , it will be a great opportunity to buy one for the half of new.

[@samaraiza]

Hopefully the LC500 will be on this list after they stop producing them. A video on the LC500 would be great!

[@fourwheeltrader]

I believe they are included in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKvIpqKZoJuCpJYsi=SQ5gOsJe_fEZjcbc

[@jack073]

They’re not that rare. ~12000 cars world wide. Nothing special.

[@CeeJay591]

@@jack073That depends - the highest performing version, the coupe with the dynamic handling pack, is a lot more rare as Lexus produces more convertibles than coupes these days. I never see a new coupe with this option stay on dealers lots for long and hardly any are available for resale. Also, Lexus switched from touchpad to touchscreen for the 2024 model year and this might exist for two model years only (24 and 25)

[@samaraiza]

@@jack073 there are ~12,000 911s sold per year in North America alone.

[@jack073]

@@samaraiza What’s your point? Did I say 911s are rare, bird brain?

[@ryan962]

Great video yet again!

[@donjohn2239]

Timestamps would be nice. 👍. Subscribed.

[@alexmihai5456]

Can you do the Gallardo superleggera, and other gallardo special models?

[@fourwheeltrader]

Working on it.

[@bismarchiavelli]

I look forward to your uploads! Small correction: it’s spelled pandemic, not pandamic.

[@beckneram1840]

Please do a video on Nissan GTR.

[@madmaxxmiami]

Why are you avoiding the 981 Spyders or any 981 for that matter?

[@fourwheeltrader]

Many did not make the cut and, as mentioned, they are covered extensively in other videos. This one for example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWTcfnZspbitqLMsi=Ua6zmNXXgI50MKhV

[@userb83852]

In Korea, Porsche 992 prices dropping fast

[@terryjones5902]

BMW Z8 would be great

[@paulnetter4323]

EVs and their depreciation are skewing the stats.

[@MTbone7]

Good vid

[@TausifHussain]

How come no BMW M cars ?

[@darwinbeloate2978]

I generally like your analysis but disappointed that you used a click bait headline "These Cars Are Skyrocketing in Value" when you knew that there were zero cars that were skyrocketing. You lost a lot of "cred" in my opinion.

[@fourwheeltrader]

I see your point. This is a rare occasion were i had the video set-up prior to knowing the outcome of the analysis, so i got a bit surprised myself as well.

[@mountain_walker]

996 Turbos will still keep going up. Get one before it’s too late.

[@SignalCorps1]

I think the 997.1 Turbos are better value, but either is a good play

[@muyuanhe356]

Why is your binning so weird tho…

[@h1alphabrent]

Please do the hummer h1

[@nojabs999]

STO lamborghini ❤🙏🙌

[@JohnnyGification]

Buy now or regret forever? Wth. 😂.

[@ddivinia]

Gt350r

[@theshelbydrive7898]

Too many Reliability issues. Trust me

[@ddivinia]

I have a 2020 gt350r and love it. It gets driven.

[@amac8487]

I have a 2018 with 29k miles and 2 full track days and it’s been bulletproof

[@theshelbydrive7898]

@ Good luck 😎

[@SignalCorps1]

@@amac8487 Two days isn’t much though, right? You can track a 911 30 days with nothing more than tires, brakes and other routine maintenance. I love mustangs and have built several over the years, but they aren’t the most reliable if tracked regularly. Good luck and be safe.

[@FrankWhite-t2v]

Not sure why the car is boring and outdated

[@niacal4nia]

I found out that women care more about zip codes not cars.