​Millennials Begin Influencing Classic Car Auctions As Baby Boomers Take Hit On Old Packards  – Tyler Durden

Millennials Begin Influencing Classic Car Auctions As Baby Boomers Take Hit On Old Packards  Baby boomers are holding the bag in the classic car market. These folks first began retiring in the early 2000s—right before the GFC—and some were on buying sprees for classic automobiles, such as Packard Roadsters and Ford Thunderbirds. Fast-forward to 2024, and the classic car choices of baby boomers did not rub off on GenXers and millennials, as youngsters overwhelmingly prefer cars from the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, such as 911 Turbos. “Millennials shun many of these vehicles (pre-1960s) that were popular with boomers. Some of these vehicles may…  — Continue at ZeroHedge News : Read More