“The auction site has seen an 82 percent increase in value for vehicles from the 1990s, and that’s in the last two years alone. During that time span, the platform has also had a 128 percent boost in the number of those cars successfully crossing the virtual auction block.”
At a time when new online-auction sites continue to flood the collector-car market, it’s easy to forget how innovative the idea was not that long ago. In 2007, Randy Nonnenberg co-founded Bring a Trailer, a pioneer of the model that has only seemed to grow more popular despite the return of in-person bidding.
Interestingly, cars just a decade or so older than Bring a Trailer are also becoming all the rave with enthusiasts. The auction site has seen an 82 percent increase in value for vehicles from the 1990s, and that’s in the last two years alone. During that time span, the platform has also had a 128 percent boost in the number of those cars successfully crossing the virtual auction block. Recently, Nonnenberg gave Robb Report the backstory on how Bring a Trailer was founded and shared some insight on why automobiles from the 1990s are fueling a buying frenzy.
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