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...
This Ferrari Could Be 2023’s Most Expensive Car?!
The 2023 Monterey Car Week is less than a month away. The auction schedule is set, the catalogs are almost full, and plenty of...
Buying Guide: 1963-71 Mercedes-Benz SL
Mercedes-Benz has had an on-off relationship with its two-tiered sports car lineup. More recently there has been the SL/SLK, but the original was the...
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...
Buyers Guide: 1954 Siata 208S Spider
If you’re in the market for an affordable classic Italian roadster, pick up a Fiat. If you’re in the market for a high-end classic...
The Supercars Of The 90’s Are Back
At the 2025 Miami Concours, duPont REGISTRY Group hosted a series of Q&A panel discussions and some major players in the South Florida automotive...
BMW’s 3 Series Is Quietly Climbing
By the time the author´s friend Tom got his driver’s license, the odometer on his dad’s 1980 BMW 320i was inching toward 200,000 miles....
The First XKSS Offered At Auction In Europe
Just as Bentley forged its reputation at Le Mans in the 1920s, then so too did Jaguar a generation later. The Coventry-based marque mirrored...
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...
Why We Track The Big Buck Cars
Car enthusiasts celebrate the extremes. The fastest. The rarest. The most race wins. The most valuable. While most of us don’t have a vehicle...
Cobras And Their Kin – 4 Alternatives
The Shelby Cobra story has been told a million and one times, but that’s because it’s a damn good one. Built for a few...
1960-1964 Ford Galaxie Values
America couldn’t get enough of the space race in the late ’50s and early ’60s—seemingly everything carried the theme, from consumer products to TV...
