Everyone always loves to speculate on bull-list this and auction that, but us at MSIMA have the real answers, no squizzy. Here’s our top 10 cars about to shoot up in value!

10. BMW Z4M

Ah the (BMW) Z car. A parts in platform that’s somehow sold enough units to keep BMW interested yet not well enough to keep them invested. However, every so often, their engineers in Munich sees the “thinking older man’s Miata” and goes “yea I’d track that”. So, like the z3m of old, this car gets all the bits that make an m3 special, this time the ITB goodies from the e46, except it’s shoved into a car slightly larger than a Miata. Prices currently hover around $17-21,000, however the package is just too intoxicating to go unnoticed for long. Just look at the z3m’s value.

9. 2022 Subaru WRX

Perhaps one of the most well received WRX’s to date, it’s a beautiful looking modern Subaru that takes styling and performance cues from the Subaru rally cars of old. In this, you’re practically Colin McRae. I know it doesn’t have any actual rally cred and probably never will, but that’s your job to start!

8. 1996 Chevy Cavalier Z24

The most expensive cars are always those limited edition specials, the top of the line, the best of the best. The Chevy Cavalier Z24 is no different. The Z24 package is extrememly rare with only a hair under 50,000 made. The prices are low, so sweep them up now while you can. Get a convertible if possible, they’re even more rare (and better)!

7. Any new Mercedes

Everyone knows brand new Mercedes-Benz products hold their value absurdly well, and that still still remains true to this day. The EQS in particular is a special car because of the leaps and bounds made in the engineering by those fine German men, and we ensure you profits upwards of 10,000%!

6. McLaren F1

In the land of Lamborghini’s and Ferrari’s, McLaren is the odd one out. Good news for us, because it means the world’s best hypercars are affordable for the common-man. We like to point at the McLaren F1 in particular because of it’s age and weird features that make it undesirable for the richy rich. And for that reason, many people might not know about it. Pick one up now while you still can!

5. 5th Gen Camaro z28

My dad needs to recoup from a 4th engine, so let’s up those resale prices!

4. Chrysler PT Cruiser Turbo

Harkening back to the days of old, this 50s and 60s inspired factory hotrod is designed to look like a classic American machine and goes just as fast. With the TURBO motor, it makes a whopping 215,000 horsepower. With classic styling and modern power, the PT Cruiser is destined to become a future classic!

3. Ford Focus SVT EAP in Infra Red

“This is a once-in-a-lifetime vehicle. Unlike anything ever made, it’s a ultra-rare super special edition of an early 2000’s icon. Especially in undoubtedly the best SVT Focus color, the infra-red really pops compared to the rest of today’s bland color pallet. Buy it for 70 thousand dollars (please)!” -Pierce

2. 2000 BMW Z3 2.8i 5mt

$8500 obo, 2000 BMW z3 2.8L i6 5 speed manual. Well maintained and tasteful modified! Has hearders, a super sprint race exhaust and some suspension parts. Exterior is a 7/10, interior is a 6/10, sound is a 10/10. On style 42 16” wheels. Was a fun car but need to pay for grad school. WILL NOT RESPOND TO “IS THIS CAR STILL AVAILABLE”. NO LOW BALLERS. Trades welcome but I DO NOT WANY YOUR NA MIATA. Please buy it so I don’t put more money into it. – Monty

1. GM EV1

One of the first production electric vehicles, the GM EV1 is a piece of history. However, what really makes this valuable is how GM insists to send a hitman to kill you if you own it. It’s a large risk for a large reward, but we believe in you to avoid the GM hitman!