Telegraphs top 10 future classics

liamkirkham · Mar 29, 2014

Have a look at #10 folks....

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring...99/Top-10-affordable-future-classic-cars.html

PS CUP · Mar 29, 2014

Great find and good news!

Mikeyjp · Mar 30, 2014

good stuff

Lankan · Mar 30, 2014

Very good indeed!

trophy427 · Mar 30, 2014

Very good more ammo for me to rub in work mates faces lol

Miller · Mar 30, 2014

Another great article on this fine fine car

MarcB · Mar 30, 2014

Maybe prices will now rise :up:

scratch pervert · Mar 30, 2014

Rover 75?!?

steffdavies · Mar 30, 2014

Prices are depreciating at the minute aren't they?

Mikeyjp · Mar 30, 2014

im sure i could get more than i paid for mine 12 months ago

MarcB · Mar 30, 2014

Mine has an agree'd value via my insurance company so would rather someone wrote it off by going into the back of me and i would buy what i wanted rather than sell it.

hoolio · Mar 31, 2014

Nearly ten years old now, they will soon start to get quite rare especially for good low mileage versions and these and the EVO reviews will only add to the "legend" I think those good ones will at least start to retain their value.

MarcB · Mar 31, 2014

hoolio said:
Nearly ten years old now, they will soon start to get quite rare especially for good low mileage versions and these and the EVO reviews will only add to the "legend" I think those good ones will at least start to retain their value.

What do you class as a good one tho ?

Mikeyjp · Mar 31, 2014

as unmolested as possible, and well looked after

hoolio · Apr 1, 2014

MarcR said:
What do you class as a good one tho ?

That's not difficult, low mileage, good outward condition, original with full service history.

Trophy#110 · Apr 2, 2014

I have an Impreza Turbo (5dr) as well as my Trophy!

Retro74 · Apr 2, 2014

MarcR said:
What do you class as a good one tho ?

A perfectly original one. A buyer would pay more for a standard one than they would an expensively modified Trophy

gungo · Apr 3, 2014

MarcR said:
Mine has an agree'd value via my insurance company so would rather someone wrote it off by going into the back of me and i would buy what i wanted rather than sell it.

Agreed value is meaningless, unless you have valued it under market value, then they will hold you to it.

Claude · Apr 3, 2014

???

I was under the impression that an agreed value policy would pay out the "agreed value" in the event of a total loss.

Is that not the case? What's the point in the insurer agreeing to a valuation then?

Mikeyjp · Apr 3, 2014

Claude said:
???

I was under the impression that an agreed value policy would pay out the "agreed value" in the event of a total loss.

Is that not the case? What's the point in the insurer agreeing to a valuation then?

as said above its a complete load of rubbish, the only way around it, is to get an evaluation person from the insurance company to come out and do a full inspection of the car and the sign off a value for the car