When I buy a car, I always take into consideration what it will be worth when it's useful life to me is over - a daily driver for example.

When I buy an older car that I want to keep for 10+ years, I take that same thing into consideration. Anyone who can make enough money to collect cars is (a) got to be smart enough to know that buying cars as an "investment" is colossally stupid, and (b) the reason we do it anyway is because we love cars and consider ourselves "car guys" - it's the price we pay for our hobby and enjoyment.

I like driving and I like driving different types of vehicles - what I want is a garage full of choices.

In looking at a '72 w107, I just wondered if they were ever going to have the flair of being something special.

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- Brian


1989 500SEL Euro
1966 250SE Cabriolet
1958 BMW Isetta 600