Car values fluctuate wildly, never more so than in our current economic environment. Pricing information is a must for collectors, restorers, buyers, sellers, insurance agents and a myriad of others who rely on reliable authoritative data. With well over 300,000 listings for domestic cars and light trucks, and various import vehicles manufactured between 1901 and 2012, this is the most thorough price guide on the market. This invaluable reference is for the serious car collector as well as anyone who wants to know the value of a collector car they are looking to buy or sell. Prices in this must-have reference reflect the latest values, in up to six grades of condition, from the esteemed Old Cars Price Guide database. New information for the most recent model year will also be added to our new Old Car Report database.

Ninety-five years of collector vehicles are presented in this updated 15th edition, offering more than 257,000 prices. All U.S. models are covered from 1901 to 1995. Instructions on how to use this reference aid consumers in valuing vehicles. Experts also provide advice on buying and selling collector cars. Adopted from Old Cars Price Guide, the highly acclaimed 1-to-6-vehicle condition rating scale is utilized, giving six accurate values based on vehicle condition. This scale is well known and widely used throughout the old-car hobby. Condition categories are thoroughly explained and depicted. Vehicles are alphabetically listed from AMC to Volkswagen trucks, including antiques, classics, postwar, milestones, muscle cars, imports, and light trucks. All photos are new and depict popular and exotic collector vehicles. - Provides more than 257,000 prices for collector vehicles made from 1901 to 1995 - Portable price reference for old car shows - Expert advice for buying and selling collector vehicles

"From the editors of Old cars report price guide"--Cover.

Offers price listings for mass-produced vehicles beginning in 1901, including domestic cars, light trucks, and select import cars and trucks, with an explanation of the condition rating system.