Vehicle Appraisal Tips

Do you know what your car is worth? You may know what you paid for your car, but that’s not necessarily what its worth.

Did you know your car may be recording every move you make behind the wheel?

As an appraiser, one thing I have noticed is that the collector cars of today were the cools cars to have when those individuals were in High School or College.

A common misunderstanding about car pricing gives speculators the upper hand in realizing real value for their money. In analyzing the true nature of car pricing, you can see where the real benefits are won and lost.

The Russo and Steele collector car auction in Scottsdale, Ariz., will reopen Sunday morning, and the firm will hold auction sessions on Sunday and Monday.

This Bandini (#358) is one of 46 known Bandinis in the world today and is the only Siluro (torpedo) with a Series 2 twin cam engine.

Established by Cesare Isotta and Fraschini brothers Oreste, Vincenzo and Antonio in 1902 the 1920’s to early 1930’s the Isotta-Fraschini (IF) was the premier luxury car of the period out classing the Duesenburg, Rolls Royce and Bugatti.

The Corvette debut in 1953 was by most reviewers not what today’s Corvette enthusiast would think.

Tesla Motors builds luxury electric cars and was granted money from the Department of Energy for the development of advanced technology vehicles.

To celebrate its 75th anniversary, Jaguar introduced the limited-edition XKR175 Coupe for the American market, with just 175 examples produced.

Most folks assume that since they tell their insurance agent/broker they just paid a premium for their high end car that the car will be insured for the amount you tell them you paid.

Florida-based custom car builder Drop Top Customs unveiled a T-top conversion for the fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro, with its debut planned for the 2010 SEMA Show.

This one of a kind customized rockabilly Cadillac. You just have to look at this car and wonder, is beauty really in the eyes of the beholder?