How To Buy A Classic Car

Buying a classic car is a luxury and differs from purchasing a modern car. Beyond appearances, could you investigate the vehicle's service history, as condition matters more than looks? Don’t shy away from models needing minor repairs, as DIY fixes can be satisfying and cost-effective. Consider the full costs, including potentially high maintenance, especially for rare models. Patience is key—aim to buy in fall or winter, when prices may be lower as sellers try to avoid winter storage. With the right approach, a classic car can be a rewarding investment.