What is it about classic cars that make then so enviable? Is it the raw roar that echoes out of a 1969 Ford GT40 or the hair whippin' in the wind feeling of a top-down 60s-era Shelby Cobra? Whatever it is, collectors are willing to shell out big bucks for the car of their dreams. At auctions last year, the most expensive car purchased was a 1994 McLaren F1 LM-Specification for $19.8 million. (Most definitions consider cars over the age of 20 to be 'classic.')
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