In fact, this 1952 Windsor Deluxe, found in the same Northern Colorado boneyard that gave The Hagerty Group the 400K-mile Mercedes-Benz W123 a few weeks back, is the first Chrysler-badged car in this series.

©McLaren While the 1990s were known for a lot of things — Jerry Springer, boy bands, frosted tips and Wall Street greed may come to mind — priceless automotive engineering might not be high on the list. Oh, but how a few decades can change things. Because now, many cars from the ’90s are worthy of Gordon Gekko money. Be Aware: I’m a Mechanic: 9 Cars I Would Never Buy and Why They Aren’t Worth It Read Next: 4 Low-Risk Ways To Build Your Savings in 2025 Here are six cars from the 1990s that aged better than Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts combined. If you’re looking to invest in a vehicle with the aim using it to build wealth, these might be worth considering. Here’s a little compact that packs a lot of punch

As part of its mission to preserve automotive culture and history, the Hagerty Drivers Foundation has partnered with the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (MSHFA) and its "Students Preserving American Racing Knowledge" (SPARK) initiative.