Looking to purchase a vehicle that will serve as both transportation and a potential investment? We have some concepts. Most cars eventually lose money, which is a well accepted truth. We say "most" because certain vehicles buck this tendency, increasing in value as time goes on and their marketability rises, either making their owners a tidy sum at sale time or at the very least covering their own maintenance. We should begin this guide by stating that the best investment car to buy is the one you want to own. The most successful collectors of anything, including art, wine, watches, and cars, advise that the best object to buy is one you love because, even if its value decreases rather than increases, you will still have enjoyed owning it. This article should be read with the understanding that there is no assurance that any or all of the vehicles on this list won't experience financial loss over time. As demonstrated recently, the auto industry is unpredictable, and it...