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Why Cars

Indulge your automotive passions, become part of an active investor community and enjoy a tangible investment class with low volatility. With both resilience and returns combined, vehicle investment ticks all the boxes.
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Collectibles As An Integral Part Of Wealth Building

Passion assets, such as collectibles, offer a unique and enjoyable way to diversify your portfolio. The emotional connection to these automotive assets can enhance long-term commitment to the investment, making it a more fulfilling and engaging wealth-building strategy.

26%

of the top 200 collectors are on the Forbes billionaires list today2

87%

of UHNWI surveyed invest in collectibles2

5%

recommended allocation of your portfolio to collectibles2
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Favourable Returns With Low Volatility

Car investment shines as a top performer within the passion asset class, with low annualised volatility (<10%) and minimal market correlation, outpacing traditional assets such as real estate, commodities, and global equities. The favourable 15-year returns (327% cumulative, 22% annualised) even surpassed other passion assets like wine and watches, positioning cars as a robust and appreciating store of value.1,2

327%

Favourable cumulative returns over
the last 15-years (22% annualised)1

<10%

Low volatility and
low market correlation2
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Tangible Assets With Low Volatility

Investing in cars offers an uncorrelated choice for wealth preservation and growth. Unlike intangible assets, cars possess intrinsic value, making them resistant to the risk of plummeting to zero.

With low volatility and a 327% 15-year returns profile (22% annualised)1, cars stand out as resilient assets in the investment landscape.

Its low volatility, paired with the potential for substantial returns, positions vehicle investment as a compelling option for those seeking uncorrelated financial growth.
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What Propels Vehicle Investment Performance?

1. Rarity

Research indicates that the scarcity of limited-edition, high-performance cars contributes significantly to future value. Garnering attention from enthusiasts and investors alike, we believe these assets will inevitably become collectors' items.

2. Demand

Of course rarity, with regards to market forces, is nothing without popularity and demand. Contributing towards value are variables like provenance, specification, condition, history and more.

3. Allure

The onset of widespread electrification and hybridisation brings an end to analogue naturally aspirated vehicular experiences. The increasing allure and demand for viseral high-performance vehicles has never been greater.

4. Appreciation

Well-maintained, well-specified vehicles with outstanding provenance appreciate over time. The prime opportunity lies in securing the appropriate 'pre-classic' examples before their values accelerate.
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How much could you have made?

If you invested $
years ago...

You'd have $
 today.

Calculation based on the CAGR of the CHROME TEMPLE Investments Mach 1 Fund performance (AUD) since May 2021, net of fees and expenses and rounded up to nearest thousand5. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and the expected returns of the Fund may not occur as expected or at all. An investor’s balance in the Fund may decrease as well as increase in value.

Our Track Record

Held Assets

(for capital growth)6

80%

Annualised return
11 Months held
74% Gross return

20%

Annualised return
28 Months held
48% Gross return

115%

Annualised return
5 Months held
47% Gross return

18%

Annualised return
29 Months held
43% Gross return

Traded Assets

(realised returns)6

60%

Annualised return
45 Days held
7% Gross return

66%

Annualised return
88 Days held
12% Gross return

97%

Annualised return
74 Days held
20% Gross return

56%

Annualised return
161 Days held
25% Gross return
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Finding What's Right For You

Whether you're starting your vehicle investment journey or reviewing your vehicle investment strategy, CHROME TEMPLE possess the knowledge and expertise to discuss your options with you.
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The Fund: Genesis
Why & How We Started CHROME TEMPLE, By Lex Pedersen
The Fund: Investment Thesis
The Perfect Storm For Value Creation
The Fund: Objective
Indulge Your Passions, Grow Your Wealth
The Fund: Governance & Oversight
Transparency, Fairness & Integrity
The Fund: Structure
Built To Inspire Trust
The Fund: Acquisition Strategy
The Science Of Selection
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References: Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance and the expected returns of the Fund may not occur as expected or at all. An investor’s balance in the Fund may decrease as well as increase in value. 1 Based on Historic Automobile Group International ("HAGI") top index through 31 December 2023. The Mach 1 Fund return may not correlate to the historical returns of the collectible car market.  2 Credit Suisse 2022 Collectibles Amid Inflation Report. Annualised volatility through 31 December 2021.  3 Compares Historic Automobile Group International (“HAGI”) index price to the S&P/ASX 300, FTSE 100, World Gold Council and Knight Frank Luxury Index, excluding whiskey. Pricing through 31 December 2023. 4 Funds under management represents current gross asset value. 5 Calculated as the percentage difference in unit price as at 31 March 2024 compared to launch (May 2021) net of fees (proforma for performance fees as needed). Net CAGR considers timing of returns since launch. 6 Gross vehicle returns compare their latest valuation or sale price to their purchase price. Annualised gross returns are calculated as gross vehicle return divided by the number of days held times 365. 7 Comparative indices prices are rebased to $1.00. Data obtained from World Gold Council, HAGI website, Hagerty website, and Wall Street Journal. Mach 1 Fund represents the Fund’s unit price and is net of all fees and expenses whereas comparative indices returns are gross figures (e.g. before fees). 8 Art, Wine, Knight Frank Luxury Index, Watches, Whiskey and Coloured Diamonds all sourced from the Knight Frank Wealth Reports and represent their CAGR from 31 December 2020 to 31 December 2023. Mach 1 Fund and S&P/ASX 300 represent their CAGR from 17 May 2021 to 31 March 2024. Hagerty and HAGI represent their CAGR from 30 April 2021 to 31 March 2024. Hagerty and HAGI sourced from their respective websites. S&P/ASX 300 data sourced from the Wall Street Journal. Only the Mach 1 Fund reports net returns, all other sources report gross returns.