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why collector cars

An asset class that's outperforming the traditional assets? See how collector cars fit into your portfolio.

Collector cars aren't just passion pieces, they've become a recognized alternative asset with strong historical performance and rising global demands. The stats are impressive:

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Classic cars have appreciated +185% over the past decade, outperforming traditional asset classes like stocks, fine art, wine, and real estate.(1)
Millennials and Gen Z investors are allocating 3x more of their portfolios to alternative assets compared to older generations—collector cars included.(2)
RM Sotheby's closed 2024 with $887M in global sales and a 96% sell-through rate, reinforcing strong demand & institutional confidence in collector vehicles.(3)

Backed by scarcity. Tracked by experts. Watched by investors.

Knight Frank

Over the past decade, the collector car market has quietly outperformed the S&P 500. According to Knight Frank, vintage cars have appreciated 185%, while the S&P has faced multiple periods of high volatility and slower returns.Sources:Knight Frank Index

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Disclaimer: "traditional investment such as stocks are highly liquid and can be quickly converted to cash, alternative
investments such as blue chip collector cars are illiquid, can be affected by market volatility and often require longer
timeframes to return an investment. Do your research and do not invest more than you are willing to lose."

"Real assets like cars & art could outperform
stocks over the next decade.(6)"

— Bank of America

A Real Asset in an Uncertain Economy

Historically resilient during downturns - Hagerty's Blue Chip Index shows collector cars holding value better than equities in periods of volatility.

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Hagerty

Investment-Grade Collector Cars outpaced the S&P 500 for 17 years

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Indices starting from Jan 1, 2007. S&P returns include total dividend payments for the amount invested.
Source: Hagarty Blue Chip Index, Standard & Poor

Disclaimer: "traditional investment such as stocks are highly liquid and can be quickly converted to cash,
alternative investments such as blue chip collector cars are illiquid, can be affected by market volatility
and often require longer timeframes to return an investment. Do your research and do not invest more than
you are willing to lose."

Curation Experience

Ferrari 488 Pista Spider(7)
ROI: 26.67%CAGR: 26.67%

Acquisition Date: 2021 Q1

Date of Sale: 2022 Q1

Purchase Price: $599,999

Sold Price: $760,000

Ferrari F40(8)
ROI: 129.77%CAGR: 18.86%

Acquisition Date: 2017

Purchase Price: $1,310,000

Current Market Price: $3,000,000

Sold Price: *Holding*

Ferrari 458 Speciale Aperta(9)
ROI: 55.56%CAGR: 7.95%

Acquisition Date: 2018

Purchase Price: $675,000

Current Market Price: $1,050,000

Sold Price: *Holding*

Porsche Carrera GT*
ROI: 126.67%CAGR: 23.06%

Acquisition Date: 2009

Date of Sale: 2014

Purchase Price: $375,000

Sold Price: $850,000

2012 Lexus LFA*
ROI: 75.42%CAGR: 15.52%

Acquisition Date: 2020

Purchase Price: $485,000

Current Market Price: $850,000

Sold Price: *Holding*

Ferrari Dino 246 GTS*
ROI: 141.15%CAGR: 9.28%

Acquisition Date: 2011

Purchase Price: $311,000

Current Market Price: $750,000

Sold Price: *Holding*

Ferrari 512 BBi*
ROI: 146.57%CAGR: 11.46%

Acquisition Date: 2016

Purchase Price: $182,500

Current Market Price: $450,000

Sold Price: *Holding*

Disclaimer: The cars shown have not been bought, sold, or transacted with in any form with MCQ. Although these are past results of our Founder and Chief of Cars. Please note that past performance is not indicative of future results.

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"Classic cars can help preserve
purchasing power.(8)"

— Goldman Sachs

Need more information or have more questions? We have the answers.

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MCQ Markets stands out for its commitment to quality and trust, sourcing assets exclusively from carefully vetted, reputable collectors. This selective approach ensures that each piece we acquire is part of a legacy of excellence, offering our clients exclusive access to the finest selections. By partnering with esteemed collectors, we open the door to a world of premium assets, each with a story to tell and a value to cherish.
All shares in assets offered by MCQ Markets are via Regulation A offerings, which are submitted to and qualified by the SEC before being offered to investors. Our Offering Circular can be found on the SEC's website.

Investing in collector cars carries unique risks, such as market volatility where the value of these assets can fluctuate significantly based on trends and collector interest. Liquidity risk is also a factor; unlike stocks or bonds, selling these items quickly without a loss in value can be challenging. Lastly, the limited diversification offered by these assets can lead to higher risk if they form a significant part of an investment portfolio.

The above is just a selection of risks, and there are many more risks associated with investing in our offering. You should read and review the full disclosure of risks associated with investing in our offering, and investing in general, in our offering circular.

Asset owners interested in selling their assets are invited to contact our acquisitions team. This includes individual investors, car owners and institutional representatives. Please note that, we currently only consider collector cars with minimum value of $350,000 for listing.
Please send us an email on info@mcqmarkets.com
We submit filings to the SEC, accessible at www.sec.gov. It is important to thoroughly examine the details provided in the offering documents for a specific investment opportunity prior to making an investment decision.