Found this Hagerty article in my email this AM. Not sure why all the extra code copied, but basic link worked for me.
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[This message has been edited by bjc 350 (edited 10-19-2024).]

Hagerty does not really represent the average cars normally. They cherry pick.

These numbers are low mile V6 cars in exceptional condition.

4 cylinders snd cars with needed work or high miles are not represented.

The Fiero is a collectable car not an investment.

Better link: https://www.hagerty.com/med...nd-in-a-slow-market/

quote Originally posted by hyperv6: Hagerty does not really represent the average cars normally. They cherry pick. These numbers are low mile V6 cars in exceptional condition. 4 cylinders snd cars with needed work or high miles are not represented. The Fiero is a collectable car not an investment.

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You nailed it! I might add that very few in the youth market are interested in collector cars. Middle age and senior people make up the primary market most of whom want perfect vehicles. With low demand we cannot expect any great rise in the value of ordinary Fieros.

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quote Originally posted by Dennis LaGrua: ] You nailed it! I might add that very few in the youth market are interested in collector cars. Middle age and senior people make up the primary market most of whom want perfect vehicles. With low demand we cannot expect any great rise in the value of ordinary Fieros.

To be honest the Fiero has out performed most cars from the 80’s.

As for you they are interested but no money to buy cool cars. So they turn to video games and high end phones.


Even their social is web not cruise ins or malls.

quote Originally posted by Dennis LaGrua: With low demand we cannot expect any great rise in the value of ordinary Fieros.

My glass is half full. Low supply helps the rise in value. I presume.