A CLASSIC car guru has revealed three cheap motors that could soon be worth thousands.
Among them are the world’s “ugliest ever car” which was once a regular sight on Britain’s roads.
Matt Richardson runs the YouTube channel Furious Driving where he road tests a wide range of classic and modern vehicles.
In the petrol head’s most recent video he shared a list of future classics which he reckons could rise in price.
Sharing his top three ones-to-watch, he recommended Brits get in there quickly before the iconic models of yesteryear are snapped up.
Audi A2
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The first on his list was the Audi A2.
The model was the smallest produced by the German auto giant through the late 90s and early 00s.
For a small runaround they offer a reasonable amount of space and some of the five-door models boast a top speed of 126mph.
While not to everyone’s taste, Matt said some used A2s have already rocketed to £5,000 and could go further.
Ford KA
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A Ford KA was 18-year-old Wayne Rooney’s trusty steed as he impressed in his early days at Everton in 2002.
The first generation model landed on Britain’s shores in 1996 and became a household name over the next 12 years.
But despite looking “extraordinary”, the Ford KA may be a wise investment, Matt says.
He explained: “Richard Perry-Jones [Ford designer] and his team breathed on it and that made it incredibly good to drive.
“So, tiny car, cheap to run, but rewarding behind the wheel, what a fantastic combination.”
The Sun found a Ford KA with over 40,000 miles up for sale at £3,500.
Fiat Multipla
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Despite being one of the most recognisable cars that graced the UK’s road network, the Fiat Multipla was not a commercial success.
The Italian automobile behemoth only ever produced 400,000 of the peculiar six-seater trundle-alongs.
But their bizarre design and practicality saw the car become a cult classic among car enthusiasts.
Matt explained: “The pre-facelift Fiat Multipla, built from 1998 to 2004… It was properly pig-ugly, a gawky-looking weird thing.”
But he stressed the “iconic” design triggers memories among Brits and that could hold serious value in the future.
“I think this is definitely a future classic”, he said.
We found a Fiat Multipla on sale for a whopping £5,900, so you better get your skates on.
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