the datsuns. invited on the show to tell me why i'm right. >> this is either a sign of a collecting bubble or the true beauty of old datsuns. this 1968 datsun 1600 was sold over the weekend for more than $50,000. of course, they don't make datsuns in the u.s. anymore, but this is among the highest prices paid ever paid for a datsun. it was a convertible, beautifully restored. all the old imports just as you said are soaring in price. the vw beatle, this sold for $82,000 over the weekend. now, the big prices, of course, are still for these really high end imports. this 1937, this was the star of the weekend, $6.6 million. it's known as the french mistress. and this porsche long tail, that sold for $3.6 million. i know -- >> that's one of the most -- le mans. that would have been '64 i think. >> mid-60s. the big price is still at the top. all this wealth in the collectible world is trickling down to these more obscure models. the most expensive one is the toyota 2000 gt. those still sell for $1 mill

this was prepared by health economist out datsun. it updates a previous report he did for us in june 2013. he examines of the forces ofving the historic trends health care growth and developed estimates of potential additional savings in medicare if the current trends continue. there are new empirical studies in cms data. all these are documented in the report. taken together, this gives us even greater confidence that the forces transforming health care finance and delivery are structural and systematic. thisally, some suggested was fueled by cyclical economic activity german by the great depression. -- recession. i and some -- i am sure some thought it was a depression. it suggest the economy may have had an even smaller impact on health care spending than earlier felt. the report we will release shows that sustained slowdown is an herbal and that additional savings are more likely to materialize even as the economy continues its recovery. let's go to the numbers. the punchline.th $900 billion in additional medicare savings is with

why the next great investment in cars may be a datsun. >>> not so happy monday for u.s. stocks.at the board. the dow cut its earlier losses

>> reporter: remember back in the day when you bought your datsun, maybe took out a loan for $10,000?a! that's nothing compared to the latest data on what kind of car loans people are taking out. you won't believe these numbers when we show them to you in a little bit. >>> what does marcus lemonis make of that? he used to be a car dealer. a b brand new episode of "the profit" tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnbc. we will give you a sneak peek next. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> so far, the dow industrials up 220 points at 16,388. the s&p 500, just about 28 points from 1900. the nasdaq, 13-year highs there, up 74, almost 75 points. meanwhile, let's go to the bond market and check in with rick santelli, who is tracking the action at the cme. rick? >> reporter: well, in front of a big report, adp in the morning, risk is on in full-fledged trading force. we're up