Australia · live ranking · updates with every verified sale
The fastest-appreciating collectible cars.
Ranked by verified year-on-year price growth. Every figure below comes from confirmed auction hammer prices in the Australia — never asking prices — and the ranking re-sorts itself as new sales are verified.
- 01Mazda RX-7 (FD)1992–2002 · 6 verified sales$68,416+47.1%
- 02Volkswagen Type 2 (T1)1950–1967 · 3 verified sales$65,500+44.0%
- 03Porsche 911 (993) Carrera1994–1998 · 3 verified sales$130,502+43.0%
- 04Honda S20001999–2009 · 4 verified sales$43,000+35.4%
- 05Aston Martin V8 Vantage2005–2017 · 3 verified sales$110,000+33.3%
- 06Land Rover Range Rover (Classic)1970–1996 · 4 verified sales$21,375+25.7%
- 07Mercedes-Benz SL (R107)1971–1989 · 4 verified sales$37,875+25.2%
- 08Lamborghini Diablo1990–2001 · 9 verified sales$720,000+25.1%
- 09Bentley Continental GT (W12)2003–present · 3 verified sales$75,500+24.8%
- 10Toyota Land Cruiser (80 Series)1990–1997 · 6 verified sales$65,000+22.4%
- 11BMW Z3 M Coupe1998–2002 · 8 verified sales$78,000+22.1%
- 12Porsche 911 (996) GT31999–2005 · 7 verified sales$175,000+22.0%
- 13Mercedes-Benz SL (R129)1989–2001 · 8 verified sales$25,750+21.2%
- 14Porsche 911 (997) Carrera2004–2012 · 8 verified sales$108,775+20.5%
- 15BMW 1M Coupe2011–2012 · 3 verified sales$68,600+19.3%
- 16Lamborghini Countach1974–1990 · 4 verified sales$1,350,000+18.4%
- 17Porsche 911 (964) Turbo1991–1994 · 11 verified sales$590,000+18.1%
- 18BMW M5 (E39)1998–2003 · 10 verified sales$92,000+17.2%
- 19Porsche 911 (991) Carrera2011–2019 · 5 verified sales$186,500+16.6%
- 20Porsche 911 (Classic)1963–1989 · 17 verified sales$109,000+15.0%
- 21Ferrari 550 Maranello1996–2001 · 8 verified sales$175,000+14.5%
- 22Porsche 911 (997) GT3 RS2007–2012 · 8 verified sales$410,000+14.2%
- 23Toyota Land Cruiser (FJ40)1960–1984 · 10 verified sales$88,000+14.2%
- 24Land Rover Defender 1101990–2016 · 5 verified sales$62,999+14.0%
- 25Nissan GT-R (R35)2007–present · 7 verified sales$90,000+13.2%
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