3 Future Collector Vehicles for Car Lovers

3 Future Collector Vehicles for Car Lovers The classic car world regards that only the vehicles manufactured before 1972 fall into the category of collectibles. Some of the cars made between 1980s and 1990s, however, have wronged the notion. Many car enthusiasts love collecting classic cars, but most collectible vehicles are quite rare and expensive and therefore, usually missing from car auctions online.

If you too wish to own a collectible, a pocket-friendly option is to go for collectible cars manufactured during 1980s and 1990s. To help, this post discusses five such collector’s vehicles.

Toyota 4Runner (1984-89)

The first generation mid-size sports utility vehicle produced between 1984-89 had two doors.

The latter half of the car had all the changes whereas the dashboard forward design of the vehicle was similar to the pickups. The models produced in the first year had black or white fiberglass top. The 1984 models have carbureted 2.4L 22R engine and the ones from 1985 came with an electronically fuel-injected 2.4L 22R-E engine. Models made in 1988 for 1989 had some cosmetic changes, but many of the designs remain untouched.

Porsche 968 (1992-95)

The luxury sports car that took over the entry-level position in the Porsche's line-up had a modern and streamlined look than its predecessor 944. The vehicle had an updated version of the 944's straight-four engine, new induction and exhaust systems, VarioCam variable valve timing system and a 6-speed manual transmission. The 12,500 Porsche 968 produced between 1992-95 around the world came in both coupe and convertible designs.

Audi TT MK1 (1998-2006)

The production model of Audi TT MK1 launched as Coupe in 1998. The style of the car was a little different from the concept as it had additional rear quarter light windows behind the

doors and slightly re-profiled bumpers. The engine displacement of Audi TT MK1 was 1,781 cc and all the models except the 3.2 V6 quattro had Inline-4 20v DOHC Turbocharger engine. The styling of TT MK1 is a reminiscent of 1950s Porsche 356, which definitely makes it a classic car.

Online auto bidding sites are emerging as reliable sources of buying cars made between 1980-1990 because they offer lots of options to buyers. Most of them being reliable sellers, offer car lovers an opportunity to own powerful s machines at affordable prices. Bidders, however, need to ensure that the auction site has clarified bidding and purchase rules on the website, so that there’s no hassle while going through the process.

Summary Classic cars are expensive and not easily available for purchase. The post talks about the 3 models made between 1980 and 1990, which might steal the tag of collector cars in the coming time.