and while in the past the majority of his clients have a real passion for classic wills dittrich rossis now dealing with a new kind of buyer those who just want to part of their money for profit this car is a b.m.w. . only built two hundred fifty two cars and in two thousand and. five you have to spend for a car like that three hundred fifty thousand euros and today you have to spend a million real estate are jewelry almost all luxury sales are now reporting and as germans fearful of the euro collapsing officially turning that embattled cash into something they see as more durable it's not like money has always been burning holes in german pockets traditionally the people of this country have been pretty conservative spenders but the average household putting aside eleven percent of the time come what may be your risk future is shrouded in uncertainty more and more germans are now buying into the idea that saving is wasting low interest rates combined with increasing inflation made savings accounts and profitable more than a decade ago france here among the bag few believe the euro cr

better for economy good for business dittrich ross has been selling vintage cars for almost three decadesbut he says he's never had a better run of trade than in the last year and a half and use of the euro's instability has sold the wills of his business so well there's just competition to become one of his customers. the gold of the garage you have the markets in your garage. the old car. i think by more than. before the crisis price tags in his collection run from a mere fifty thousand euro to massive three million for the bands. and while in the past the majority of his clients have a real passion for classic wills cross is now dealing with a new kind of buyer those who just want to part of their money to profit this car is a b.m.w. . built two hundred fifty two cars. in two thousand and. five you have to spend for a call like that three hundred fifty thousand euros and today you have to spend a million real estate or jewelry almost all luxury sales are now reporting in october and as fearful of the euro collapsing. turning that embattled cash into something they see as more durable i