You all say that the Omega will not become "valuable" again, but people said that about the Sierra models. Look at the prices nowadays, even for base models and you would be surprised.
I paid £800 for my Sierra Ghia 4x4 Sapphire back in 2002 with 48k on the clock and it now has 97k on the clock and is valued by the insurance on a classic policy @ £2,500. I paid £300 for a 1989 2000e back in 2006/7 and, with some resto work, is now valued at the same. And some of the older cars are even more. Also have a 1986 Escort cabriolet Ghia with twin-choke carbs which I purchased in 2003 for £150, insurance company now independently value it at £4,500.
Just goes to show, the rarer something becomes (even if they are common cars now), in good condition, will go up, providing that there is not another year range of the same thing which is better (i.e. MK1 & 2 Golfs are stupid value, but the MK3 is never worth too much, yet the MK4 is starting to go up in value).
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Topic: When will the Omega increase in value? (Read 3193 times)