Toyotas in general, if you're in UK look into insurance classes to get understanding of them. I've come up with a bit of a list, obviously options are endless Toyota aygo(cotroen c1, peugeot 107) - reliability as all 3 have same engine, cheap parts ins, both 3dr, 5dr Ford focus mk1 (own one myself last 2 years) - 1.6 100hp, if you want something better than a hairdryer aygo(3dr, 5dr) Peugeot 206 1.4 petrol(reletively reliable, avoid 1.1 engine) cheap Ford Ka (owned a mk1 - tend to rot) cheap to Insure and own) Fiat grande punto 1.2 8v, easy to work on, relatively cheap and quite stylish. At the end of the day, all depends what you're after(small car, big car, smaller engine for town or motorways?, do you need 5dr or are you happy with a 3dr(they tend to be higher ins) Hope that helped abit of you read through it, drive safe.
@@jivalroopnarian mk1 focus I reckon is a good one, I know they're ugly but low insurance group are the vauxhall meriva, quite a large car, relatively reliable, family had one so speaking from experience
@@CarsWithJB I’ve seen this and was put off doing this. Mainly because of the labour costs, It’s meant to be an incredibly big job. If I could get it done for a decent price, Is still consider an SL55
I love these future classics videos. I’m looking to dip my toe into the market this year and this is very useful. As was the last one. I don’t mind if I get a garaged or driven car. As long as mileage isn’t too high. I do intend to garage when I get something to bring out for the odd sunny day. Merc or boxster from this list but really quite fancy the XKRS from the last list as I have been thinking Xkr. Keep up the great work. Thanks man
The old seat Leon Cupra (MK2) is an amazing car for under £10k, proper rocket ship for the money, was faster than its rivals like the astra vxr and focus st and got serious gains for a lot less money 😊
I'd rather buy a car that's been driven but with full service history. Cars that have been garaged tend to look nice and have no rust but every bolt is seized and shit starts to go wrong the second you start putting miles on them. Great vid would happily take any of these
As a S2000 owner, I'm happy to see it on the list. That said, mine has dropped a piston and needs a new bottom end, so less happy to see it on the list😂
Here in the US, the only cars that may appreciate from that list are the S2000 and maybe the 350Z... STI are all driven into the ground and have a horribly unreliable engine and tendency to rust.. Maybe those who love understeer and replacing head gaskets love em.. not sure who else?
The Fiat Coupé just gets better with age, such a nice car, especially with that engine. It'll be interesting to see if later scoobies get classic status, I feel like they don't add enough over the earlier ones.
I do own a 1988 Mazda MX-6 GT Turbo in stick. I want to repair it, albeit it is in great shape. I've owned since it was new, and have taken good care of it. So I do have my classic rice racer, OEM. Very people know about the Generation 1 (1988-1992) MX-6. It has a 2.2 liter 4, Turbo engine which makes 145 bhp, 0-60 under 7 seconds. It's a fun car.
The fiat coupe 20vt are certainly going up in value, beautiful looking cars with unique styling and insane performance up there with many top end performance cars of today.
My #1 there would be the SL. I'd also look at the SLKs too, I think the folding tin top will be appreciated in the near future given the slackness of most manufacturers to revert to fabric tops (it's the 21st century people!). I'd also consider the Alpha GTV - they were a wonderful design aesthetically and I'm told they're not bad in the driving department, seem cheap right now too. I agree on the TTs, their internal design is iconic and fascinating (Pagani use quirky shaped bits too though vastly more wild and upmarket as you'd expect). Some say Saab 900 convertibles, a good one is a nice way to get around.
What about the Honda Del Sol VTi / SiR with the Transtop roof? Clean ones in the USA now fetch close to $20k. In the UK however, clean examples are still way under £10k
I’d get a car that’s been garaged. My goodness vw don’t make golfs like that anymore 😍 what a machine. My dad got an SL500 about a year ago and hasn’t cost too much YET. Still unreal hearing a 5 litre v8 bubble up in the morning for the price we paid for it
Pleased to admit I managed to grab a really nice 2003 WRX STI with 50k on the clock last year. I paid over the odds for it and it had one or two issues that I discovered after the statutory warranty period had expired, but what the hey ...it has the Prodrive performance package so 300+ whp and a 0-60 apparently of 4.6 sec, I haven't timed it .............. yet ;-) Thumbs up and respect for pronouncing Subaru properly 🙂
I prefer a car that's got around average millage and not sat for ages but used. However, full service history with bills for replacement of worn parts is a must. This summer I picked up a 2001 320CLK convertable with a Brabus B9S conversion. Averaged 8000 miles per year , full service history. Not perfect but bloody good condition for 2000 quid. Another 1000 or so exporting it to France and getting it on French plates. I'm not selling it , but I've been offered between 7 and 9k here even right hand drive. In the UK cheap as chips for now.....but like you said , will start dropping in numbers as scrapped and prices will rise. My wife's 1991 190e 2.3 is a good example. Bought for 500 euros 6 years ago. Now you can't get a basic 190e 2.0 in fair condition for under 2500 euros.
Fantastic selection, all well deserved...,and to add to your ever increasing list, (to complement the Honda S2000), would have to be the HONDA CR-Z HYBRID 2010-2015 GT. This unbelievable Sports Car not only has a Hybrid power train but also comes with a truly fantastic Honda 6-Speed Manual 'shifter'....GRANTED, not the fastest vehicle on the Road, but what a looker...stunning. Just 3844 MOT Registered and Running on the UK Roads, so rare also....I have a 2010 Plate with just 32k on the clock, ALREADY INCREASING IN VALUE, but not for sale, and used every day of the week....have a close look, drive one (if can find one)...you will not be disappointed....THAT GEARBOX CANNOT BE BETTERED IN MY OPINION....G.A.R.
"Snarling past people at 30mph in a car that can top 160. Daft? Yes, of course. But surely only as daft as buying a four-seater and then spending 90% of the time all on your own in it." - Jeremy Clarkson
Honda s2000 is the only one worth considering. it is easier winning lottery than finding an unmodified Golf4. Alpha and Fiat have a lot of issues and will make you poor. For Mazda, go for newer models, they are better. Nissans is not special enough. Mercedes: have fun will the rust and pay a fortune for fixing. Impreza is Impreza, you love or hate it. The egg Porsche is just awfull looking, the natural aspirated engine is nice though. Audi tt, has not aged well. if you like Playmobil, go for it and don't wonder spending more for oil than gas. If you like one, buy it for fun, but not for gaining value.
@@benaldous193 mine was a cat s with minor damage. All repaired it will set me back 9k with 105k on the clock but a full Honda service history. It's in mint condition
I rather buy a car that has been driven and well maintained all it’s life cause at least most if not all the common faults would have been taken care of already at the time of my purchase
Louder for those in the back. Bought a clean mk1 ka 13k miles 51 plate(yh I know) lovely to drive, couple of thousand miles later things started failing and changing them were a pain to get off.
Love to see a Subaru in the list
So do I 🤪
YESSSS🎉🎉
Please do a good cheap reliable car that is cheap to insure and maintain and has cheap insurance for first time drivers
Don’t want much do you! 😉
Toyotas in general, if you're in UK look into insurance classes to get understanding of them.
I've come up with a bit of a list, obviously options are endless
Toyota aygo(cotroen c1, peugeot 107) - reliability as all 3 have same engine, cheap parts ins, both 3dr, 5dr
Ford focus mk1 (own one myself last 2 years) - 1.6 100hp, if you want something better than a hairdryer aygo(3dr, 5dr)
Peugeot 206 1.4 petrol(reletively reliable, avoid 1.1 engine) cheap
Ford Ka (owned a mk1 - tend to rot) cheap to Insure and own)
Fiat grande punto 1.2 8v, easy to work on, relatively cheap and quite stylish.
At the end of the day, all depends what you're after(small car, big car, smaller engine for town or motorways?, do you need 5dr or are you happy with a 3dr(they tend to be higher ins)
Hope that helped abit of you read through it, drive safe.
@@matenagypal7322 I need it somewhat large so it can fit 5 people
@@jivalroopnarian mk1 focus I reckon is a good one,
I know they're ugly but low insurance group are the vauxhall meriva, quite a large car, relatively reliable, family had one so speaking from experience
@@matenagypal7322 I like that car but how many mpg
SL is gorgeous!
Shape is years ahead of it’s time.
If it wasn’t for the air suspension I would’ve bought one.
The price of repair horrified me
Same for many of the old Mercs, a lot of people end up swapping it out for coilovers from what I’ve seen on forums!
@@CarsWithJB I’ve seen this and was put off doing this.
Mainly because of the labour costs,
It’s meant to be an incredibly big job.
If I could get it done for a decent price,
Is still consider an SL55
Probably ahead of the game to install coil overs.
I love these future classics videos. I’m looking to dip my toe into the market this year and this is very useful. As was the last one. I don’t mind if I get a garaged or driven car. As long as mileage isn’t too high. I do intend to garage when I get something to bring out for the odd sunny day. Merc or boxster from this list but really quite fancy the XKRS from the last list as I have been thinking Xkr. Keep up the great work. Thanks man
10. 0:31 Mazda MX-5
09. 1:31 Fiat Coupe 20V Turbo
08. 2:26 Volkswagen Golf R32 MK4
07. 3:26 Alfa Romeo 147 GTA
06. 4:22 Mercedes-Benz SL500
05. 5:36 Honda S2000
04. 6:31 Audi TT Quattro Sport
03. 7:30 Nissan 350Z
02. 8:26 Porsche Boxster 986 S
01. 9:19 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
Great video thank you. Think I’d have the bmw 130i on there. N/A 3.0 engine and rear wheel drive.
The old seat Leon Cupra (MK2) is an amazing car for under £10k, proper rocket ship for the money, was faster than its rivals like the astra vxr and focus st and got serious gains for a lot less money 😊
Yes your very right. Bought 04 new, and still have it
I love those side vents on that-gen SL-they kinda remind me of the 300 SL Gullwing
I'd rather buy a car that's been driven but with full service history. Cars that have been garaged tend to look nice and have no rust but every bolt is seized and shit starts to go wrong the second you start putting miles on them. Great vid would happily take any of these
You should really put the year along with make and model because that makes a huge difference...love the videos BTW!!
Lol saw an s2000 up at a dealer this week for 20k with 55k miles.
As a S2000 owner, I'm happy to see it on the list.
That said, mine has dropped a piston and needs a new bottom end, so less happy to see it on the list😂
Here in the US, the only cars that may appreciate from that list are the S2000 and maybe the 350Z... STI are all driven into the ground and have a horribly unreliable engine and tendency to rust.. Maybe those who love understeer and replacing head gaskets love em.. not sure who else?
Great list and to-the-point video. That Mercedes is gorgeous!
The Fiat Coupé just gets better with age, such a nice car, especially with that engine. It'll be interesting to see if later scoobies get classic status, I feel like they don't add enough over the earlier ones.
I own a 20vt coupe, in my opinion one of the most beautiful unique looking cars on the rd, the 20vt engine leaves other performance cars standing
I do own a 1988 Mazda MX-6 GT Turbo in stick. I want to repair it, albeit it is in great shape. I've owned since it was new, and have taken good care of it. So I do have my classic rice racer, OEM. Very people know about the Generation 1 (1988-1992) MX-6. It has a 2.2 liter 4, Turbo engine which makes 145 bhp, 0-60 under 7 seconds. It's a fun car.
The S2000 should be #1 because they are going up like stocks. They are a whole lot cheaper in the UK 🇬🇧 than the States.
This guy don't really know about real cars. Naming the 5$ Miata in the same list :))) Any decent S2000 would be way over 10k even in Uk
@F20s I agree with you, you can a Miata cheap in North Carolina $3,000. Good luck finding an S2000 for under $17,000.
Nice to see Veloces of London featured again. Got my Giulia from there.
The fiat coupe 20vt are certainly going up in value, beautiful looking cars with unique styling and insane performance up there with many top end performance cars of today.
My #1 there would be the SL. I'd also look at the SLKs too, I think the folding tin top will be appreciated in the near future given the slackness of most manufacturers to revert to fabric tops (it's the 21st century people!).
I'd also consider the Alpha GTV - they were a wonderful design aesthetically and I'm told they're not bad in the driving department, seem cheap right now too. I agree on the TTs, their internal design is iconic and fascinating (Pagani use quirky shaped bits too though vastly more wild and upmarket as you'd expect). Some say Saab 900 convertibles, a good one is a nice way to get around.
What about the Honda Del Sol VTi / SiR with the Transtop roof? Clean ones in the USA now fetch close to $20k. In the UK however, clean examples are still way under £10k
I’d get a car that’s been garaged. My goodness vw don’t make golfs like that anymore 😍 what a machine. My dad got an SL500 about a year ago and hasn’t cost too much YET. Still unreal hearing a 5 litre v8 bubble up in the morning for the price we paid for it
No SLKs? Agree with your thoughts of the MX5, vastly underrated car, used to love my Unos Roadster, tears fell when I had to sell.
Nice vid JB. What about the Toyota MR2 Mk1? They are becoming rare now & I love to see one every now & then. All the best....
Could we get an updated, best cars for 21 year olds under £10k.
Pleased to admit I managed to grab a really nice 2003 WRX STI with 50k on the clock last year.
I paid over the odds for it and it had one or two issues that I discovered after the statutory warranty period had expired, but what the hey ...it has the Prodrive performance package so 300+ whp and a 0-60 apparently of 4.6 sec, I haven't timed it .............. yet ;-)
Thumbs up and respect for pronouncing Subaru properly 🙂
I prefer a car that's got around average millage and not sat for ages but used. However, full service history with bills for replacement of worn parts is a must. This summer I picked up a 2001 320CLK convertable with a Brabus B9S conversion. Averaged 8000 miles per year , full service history. Not perfect but bloody good condition for 2000 quid. Another 1000 or so exporting it to France and getting it on French plates. I'm not selling it , but I've been offered between 7 and 9k here even right hand drive. In the UK cheap as chips for now.....but like you said , will start dropping in numbers as scrapped and prices will rise. My wife's 1991 190e 2.3 is a good example. Bought for 500 euros 6 years ago. Now you can't get a basic 190e 2.0 in fair condition for under 2500 euros.
Great video would love to hear what you think about the bmw 130i ❤
Banging mate keep it up u should do a first car for 17 yrs old 😂 many would love it
Happy to add to the collection!
Yeah I’d like to see that too. My kid turns 17 at the end of the year.
Thanks JB!
You love to see it. Especially when I've got an S2K for sale 😝
Fantastic selection, all well deserved...,and to add to your ever increasing list, (to complement the Honda S2000), would have to be the HONDA CR-Z HYBRID 2010-2015 GT.
This unbelievable Sports Car not only has a Hybrid power train but also comes with a truly fantastic Honda 6-Speed Manual 'shifter'....GRANTED, not the fastest vehicle on the Road, but what a looker...stunning.
Just 3844 MOT Registered and Running on the UK Roads, so rare also....I have a 2010 Plate with just 32k on the clock, ALREADY INCREASING IN VALUE, but not for sale, and used every day of the week....have a close look, drive one (if can find one)...you will not be disappointed....THAT GEARBOX CANNOT BE BETTERED IN MY OPINION....G.A.R.
I’ve got my eye on BMW Z3 with a 3.0 engine.
Porsche boxer 986S is a great choice for me 08:46
Was expecting to see the bmw z4
Can you make a list for the U.S? Cause I can’t find these deals!!! 😭😭
"Snarling past people at 30mph in a car that can top 160. Daft? Yes, of course. But surely only as daft as buying a four-seater and then spending 90% of the time all on your own in it." - Jeremy Clarkson
Honda s2000 is the only one worth considering. it is easier winning lottery than finding an unmodified Golf4. Alpha and Fiat have a lot of issues and will make you poor. For Mazda, go for newer models, they are better. Nissans is not special enough. Mercedes: have fun will the rust and pay a fortune for fixing. Impreza is Impreza, you love or hate it. The egg Porsche is just awfull looking, the natural aspirated engine is nice though. Audi tt, has not aged well. if you like Playmobil, go for it and don't wonder spending more for oil than gas. If you like one, buy it for fun, but not for gaining value.
missing! Jaguar XJR X308 Jaguar at its best and the 4 door super saloon that never got the recognition it desered
how about some vans? great video, thanks
No Z4 3.0 mark 1?
They are so so so cheap to buy!
So I bought one👍👍👍👍👍👍
Really low mileage, old, garaged cars fascinate me
Why no Clio RS 200 mate!
Just bought an s2000, the one most likely to go up the most thanks to it's engine.
How much did you pay if you don't mind saying? I've just agreed a deal on a 300zx tt manual but wondering if the Honda was a better option...
@@benaldous193 mine was a cat s with minor damage. All repaired it will set me back 9k with 105k on the clock but a full Honda service history. It's in mint condition
Stupid question, low mileage sells for more.
Ngl i feel like the Fiat coupe couldve worked with pop-ups
MR2 ????
If you'd slow down a bit I'd like this
I’d have the Alpha all day long
I rather buy a car that has been driven and well maintained all it’s life cause at least most if not all the common faults would have been taken care of already at the time of my purchase
Louder for those in the back.
Bought a clean mk1 ka 13k miles 51 plate(yh I know) lovely to drive, couple of thousand miles later things started failing and changing them were a pain to get off.
Also, I'd rather get a car for an investment that was garaged for its life... and try not to joyride it too much 😅
Oh look at this 4 days to late now all the cars on this list have doubled in price and mileage
Hi how are you doing
🤔 And your point is exactly ?..
You forgot time stamps on this video
Coming soon! Just been insanely busy recently with work so have been rushing from job to job
Most of your infos are totally wrong and i am sure some of the cars u mentioned won’t appreciate in value never !
Any love for RX8s in here?
15000th
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And 🧒 your point is exactly Karen ?.
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Appalling list and I just don't buy it. Audi TT!? Porsche Boxster? Subaru? Too Many; Too Many; Too many boyracers and not enough panache.
69th
Wow 69th, your mom must be so proud of you?.
MX5's are so trash