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Classic automobiles are more than just relics of a bygone era - they're engineering marvels, have historical significance and are financial assets with serious upside. At aShareX, we've seen firsthand how rare models can outperform even blue-chip stocks. But unlike traditional assets, owning a collector car is an alternative investment that comes with unique responsibilities. Once you've won the bid or claimed your fraction, the real work begins: safeguarding your investment for the long haul.

Classic car collecting used to be the domain of garages lined with rare metal and oil-stained concrete. But in 2025, a new breed of investor-collector is emerging—one that values access, digital control, and cultural relevance over traditional ownership. These are high-net-worth individuals, passionate enthusiasts, and globally-minded investors who want Ferrari in their portfolio, not necessarily in their driveway. For this new class, investing in a Ferrari isn't about keys and cold starts. It's about historical performance, iconic design, and the freedom to participate in tangible cultural assets without the overhead. Thanks to digital-first platforms like aShareX, that vision is now a reality.

Each time a Ferrari crosses the auction block, it does more than change hands—it shifts the entire perception of value in the collector car market. Auction prices set benchmarks, stir sentiment, and drive the narrative around what’s hot, what’s overlooked, and what’s about to explode. For investors, understanding Ferrari’s auction curve isn’t just about car enthusiasm. It’s about using historical trends, real-time market data, and expert pattern recognition to anticipate the next 288 GTO moment—or avoid the next auction letdown.

Classic Ferraris consistently show remarkable appreciation, often outperforming traditional assets. But it’s not just about horsepower or speed; it’s about heritage, scarcity, and provenance. When chosen wisely, these cars aren’t depreciating luxuries - they’re appreciating legends.

There's a special kind of thrill that comes with the rumble of a classic engine, the scent of aged leather, and the gleaming chrome reflecting a perfect sunset. For many, a vintage or exotic car is a passion, a rolling piece of art, a tangible link to a bygone era. But beyond the sheer joy of ownership and the admiring glances, a fascinating question arises: can these automotive masterpieces also be astute alternative investments?

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--aShareX, an innovative real-time, fractional sales platform dedicated to democratizing art investment and ownership, today announces the appointment of Andre Bodson to its Board of Advisors.

A few years ago, fractional investing seemed hot. But before long we saw huge cracks in the facade. This is a deep dive into fractional investing’s past, present, and future.

It may have been a rocky year of ups and downs for fintechs and the blockchain as the American economy continues to give off strange vibes. But through it all, there’s been no shortage of innovation in the space...

Alan talks to Bill Atha about aShareX, the fractional bidding platform.

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The 29th November 2023 saw the first ever auction which allowed fractional bidders to take part. The auction, in partnership with Bonhams was for Angel (2014) by ED RUSCHA (born 1937) with an estimated value of $6,000 - $8,000.

Award-winning academic in market design for financial exchanges joins auction-based universal trading platform for fractional bidding on fine art and more

The emergence of the concept of fractional ownership in the art world has bestowed a remarkable opportunity upon budding investors, allowing them to partake in a market that was previously known for its steep barriers to entry.

Carol Ryan of the Wall Street Journal examines fractional art ownership and companies defining the category.

Patent-pending auction platform to launch this summer with blue-chip fine art auction

By Ryan Johnston, May 19th, 2023

Synopsis of Article

The benefits of fractionalized art ownership