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Experts urge caution over classic ‘fast Ford’ values

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Classic car specialists are urging caution over the values of older Fords following the world record-breaking sale of a 1987 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500 last month. Market experts suggest the auction, which ended at £596,250 including fees, is not representative of the current climate for collectable Fords – and are encouraging enthusiasts expecting to cash in on the craze for Blue Oval cars to be realistic in their expectations.

The classic Ford marketplace has experienced exponential growth in

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