Far from being merely beautiful to look at, vintage cars are also frequently worth a great amount of money. Here is our list of five of the most valuable, complete with the amount of money required to purchase them. Remember that you could easily empty your wallet on cars like these! Always consider buying appropriate classic car insurance if you are in the market for a vintage car.
5. Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B (1932)
The Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B from 1932 comes fifth
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Friday, February 4, 2011
Ford Mercury
If you have a Mercury with OEM Mercury Wheels on it, then you probably already know that Mercury was a marque of Ford and it was founded in 1939. It was discovered by the son of Henry Ford: Edsel Ford. The reason of Mercury was so it can market entry-level-luxury cars that were slotted between Ford models and Lincoln luxury models.
The name "Mercury" comes from the meaning "messenger of the Gods"; which is
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