I'm no expert on vehicles but why does it seem automobiles

They're simply the ones that are 25-35 years old. Younger than that and they haven't hit bottom value yet, older than that and they're either rusted through and nonoperational or in good enough condition to have increased in value again. Has nothing to do with the 80s or 90s.

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you just gotta find the good ones

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Because demo derbies have always used 20-30 year old cars?

you have to be over 18 to post on this site young man

>>17336607
>80's and 90's are so universally despised
That's the two best decades for cars tbqh.
Those two decades are when they started making:
>cars lighter because good MPG started mattering more than ever before
>hot hatches
>chassis that don't rust crazy fast
>A E S T H E T I C cars, right before they started rounding angles everywhere
But most importantly, this is the last decades before electronics starts infesting cars.

>>17336628
muhdik

>>17336607
80s and 90s cars are cheap as stated above, and they don't have crumple zones like modern cars do so they last longer in derbies.

>>17337062
This. Stick a civic in there with the 5000lb beasts and see what happens.

>>17336902
The 80s were shit for cars. Don't kid yourself. I love 80s cars, but most of them are terrible when it comes to performance and looks.

>>17336607
They're in derbies because they are cheap lmao.