THE CONSERVATOIRE A CARJAGER CLUB

The collector car market is experiencing unprecedented growth. It is now attracting a new generation of players: enthusiasts, investors, family offices, looking for alternatives to traditional investments. CarJager has positioned itself at the heart of this transformation.

From opacity to transparency: CarJager's betDespite the scale of the market, buying or selling an exceptional car remains often frustrating: unreliable expertise, opaque pricing and poorly secured transactions. CarJager, as a trusted partner, brings the transparency, rigour and security that were missing from this market.

An under-exploited mid-segmentThe €50,000 – €500,000 segment, CarJager's core business, remains poorly professionalised. This is exactly where our expertise creates value for our selling and buying clients.

$2.1 billion at auction (2023-24)The global collector car market is concentrating record volumes. Major US players such as Gooding & Company (acquired by Christie's) and Broad Arrow are now establishing themselves in Europe, illustrating the continent's growing attractiveness.

+82% over 10 years (Knight Frank KFLII)Collector cars have outperformed the majority of luxury assets over the last decade, with notable resilience in the face of economic cycles.

A new generation of buyers and favourable taxationCars from the 1980s–2000s are now attracting a younger clientele, driven by nostalgia and car culture. From 2025, vehicles over 30 years old imported into France benefit from a reduced VAT rate of 5.5%.