Jaguar’s Most Underrated Designs
Jaguar built its reputation in a few ways. There were the race cars, yes, but Jaguar also sold sports cars that looked and performed...
Buying Guide: Bizzarrini 5300
Building cars is a pretty global affair these days. Everybody seems to have a factory everywhere, and even tiny specialist automakers source major components...
Predictions For The 2024 Collector Market
With a scant few days left in 2023, we’ve polished up our crystal ball and begun to look ahead to what might happen in...
What Industry Pros Say About The Collector Car Market
Although mountains of data support the work at Hagerty Insider and in the Hagerty Price Guide, it's also recognized that the collector car market...
Market Predictions 2023
We don’t pretend to have a crystal ball at Hagerty Insider. At this time last year, for instance, none of us would have forecast...
Daily Driver D-Types Bring Big Money
When it came time for Jaguar to replace its immensely successful C-Type racing car, the Coventry firm understood its two-time Le Mans winner would...
Values Of Most Collector Cars Hold Steady As The Market Cools
Each quarter, we share the most notable winners and losers from the Hagerty Price Guide, and we also take stock of the performance of...
What Have The Paris Auctions Shown Us?
Just as U.S. collectors flock to Monterey’s California sunshine (and occasional fog) every August and the British meet at Salon Privé, Hampton Court, and...
What 300SL Gullwing Sales Tell Us About The Market
The Mercedes-Benz 300SL W198 debuted in New York some 70 years ago this week. It was at the forefront of the car world then,...
The 1968-72 Pontiac GTO
It’s no stretch to call Pontiac’s GTO the single most important car of the muscle car era. Yes, there are varying opinions as to...
Record-Breaking McLaren F1 For Sale Again
The world’s only brown-on-brown McLaren F1, which sold for a stunning $20,465,000 at auction in 2021, is up for sale once more. The three-seater...
The Most Expensive Aston Martins Sold At Auction
In January 1913, Aston Martin became Britain’s newest carmaker. Cofounder Lionel Martin had already been racing at the nearby Aston Hill Climb in Buckinghamshire,...
