https://www.hagerty.com/media/market-trends/hagerty-insider/has-the-market-forgotten-the-sports-sedans-that-dominated-the-90s-and-00s/?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=MED_ UN_NA_EML_UN_DailyDriver_Thursday&hashed_email=3d8 d84eb33938b487f2d77aa287a7e0b745ea91d71f1f3eef9280 289b811e903&dtm_em=3d8d84eb33938b487f2d77aa287a7e0 b745ea91d71f1f3eef9280289b811e903

 

It is merely an opinion, of course, however I suspect that the
X308s will become more and more in demand as almost all
of the higher end cars of the current era fail to deliver the elegance
and presence of the Big Cats.

 

Ken: are those average retail or wholesale figures? I'm guessing it's retail, but hope springs eternal!

 

From the article “because many of these vehicles are not tracked in the Hagerty Price Guide,we relied on average quoted value taken across model variants”.

For some reason the link wouldn’t post as a link but it should work if you just want to cut and paste it into your browser and read the full article.

 

Interesting how the XJ seems to be the only large car on the list. All the others are small to midsize.