Classic cars are a huge part of the automotive industry. They are a milestone exemplifying
the wonders of mankind and the progression that has been made. While classic cars exude
class and quality, they come with a huge price tag. As time goes on more and more Cars are
defined as classics. Welcome to Motor Drive, today we’re discussing
6 future classic cars that YOU should buy now. We're showcasing cars that don’t only
put a smile on your face but may add a bit weight to your wallet too.
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Number 6. The BMW E 46 M3 Going down in history as one of the most iconic
sports cars ever made. It was BMW's last M3 that came equipped with a naturally aspirated
inline 6 engine, enabling it to rev ferociously. The M3 has always been an enthusiasts favourite
and the timeless design is appealing to both the older and younger generation. The E46
is already on the rise and has appreciated by a huge margin in the past couple of years.
Currently going for between $25,000 to $30,000 and the price is still rising! The manual
transmission along with the naturally aspirated 6 cylinder engine, makes it a car every enthusiast
would want this car in their garage.
Number 5. The Mercedes 2012 C63 AMG AMG’s have an exceptionally well reputation
when it comes to burning rubber, be it drifting or racing on the streets, the C63 does take
on everything with grace. The 2012 C63 uses one of the biggest engines ever made by Mercedes.
Sporting a massive 6.2 litre, naturally aspirated V8 and it also comes with a manual gearbox.
The 6.2 litre is the last of it’s kind, which makes it highly sought after by petrolheads.
Some believe that the C63 is one of the greatest drivers cars made by Mercedes. For a purist,
a clean AMG is worth a lot of money, making it a true future classic.
Number 4. The Ford GT The 1960’s was one of best era’s for the
automotive industry. The battle of ego’s between Ford and Ferrai gave birth to one
of the most legendary cars, that is the Ford GT. Ford has kept the GT a limited production
car and after the 1960’s there have been only 2 facelifts versions of this car. The
2005 variant of the GT received a facelift and more powerful version of the original
GT40. The 2005 variant was raw and fun to drive. On the other hand the 2016 model was
way more than just a facelift. This 3.5 litre beast powered by a hybrid V6 produces about
660 horses. This GT doesn’t only have heaps of power but the improved aerodynamics, along
with the active wing provided incredible downforce proving it can drive as well as it looks.
When it comes to price, both models are in the Mid 6 figure range and are expected to
increase in value due to low production numbers.
Number 3. The Lexus LFA A Japanese engineering masterpiece. It is
a Halo car made by Lexus to show to the people what they can do. The LFA has a 4.8 litre
naturally aspirated V10 which produces 553 horsepower under the hood, along with this
power the V10 makes a beautiful noise any enthusiast would admire. This masterpiece
is designed to enhance the driving experience with sounds piped directly into the cabin
giving the driver of this car pure and raw engine acoustics. It was truly made for the
enthusiasts and Lexus never let us down. There were only 500 of these cars were made which
made them super rare causing the value of this car to keep on rising.
Number 2. The Nissan R34 GT-R Skyline Known for being probably the most iconic cars
not only in the JDM market, but the world. It’s a special car for every automotive
enthusiast out there after featuring in the Fast & Furious franchise. The GTR is one of
the best looking and sounding cars that is available in the market, with its timeless
design, an engine which creates tonnes of boost and it’s iconic name. A clean R34
is difficult to find and comes with a huge pricetag. Back In 2013 you could purchase
onefor less than $50,000 but recently the price of the skyline has rocketed through
the roof and doesn’t seem to be slowing down.
Number 1. The Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera Manual super cars have become a rarity, and
the Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera is the last ever Lamborghini with a manual transmission.
Lamborghini is the perfect poster brand and the Gallardo was one of the best V10’s produced
by the raging bull. Known for the beautiful and pure sound of their cars, along side the
fact that they keep their cars naturally aspirated. The SuperLeggera is a sportier version of
the already superfast Gallardo. The 5.2 litre V10 produced 560 horsepower with an all wheel
drive system which was more than enough to put a smile on the person behind the wheel.
There are about 580 units of the Superleggera sold as in a manual. This limited run paired
with the last of its kind transmission has turned this modern supercar into a future
classic in our eyes with prices continuing to soar.