Why some cars from the 1990s are soaring in value
Not that long ago, cars from the 1990s were just used cars. Many of these cars have crossed the threshold to becoming sought after collectibles with rising values in the car collecting world.
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Not that long ago, cars from the 1990s were just used cars. Many of these cars have crossed the threshold to becoming sought after collectibles with rising values in the car collecting world.
Values for '90s cars have rocketed an average of 78 percent over the past three years, according to Brian Rabold, vice president of automotive intelligence at Hagerty, a firm that monitors the car market.
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