Viper is one of the most collectable cars of the future.

[agentf1]

According to Hagerty Insurance.

Production: 1992 - 2010
Transmission: 6-speed Manual
Horsepower: 600 bhp @ 6,000 rpm
Top Speed: 202 mph
Purchase Price: $90,000 - $100,000
Today’s Value Range: $35,000 - $100,000

"During his stint at Chrysler, 'Maximum' Bob Lutz decreed that Dodge needed an AC Cobra for the new millennium," Hagerty says. "And while the V-10 engine sounded a bit rough at idle, nobody seemed to much care. The American car scene is far richer for having the Viper."

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[J&R3xV10]

so true, so true

 

[97GTS]

Mine is collectable to me and that is all that matters


That said I believe that the legacy of these cars will last.




Ron

 

[TheMilkman]

Funny how the list is like

Viper 1992-2010
Corvette ZR1
Ford GT

Followed by exotics where there are less than 100 in existence. It would be more interesting to see a list of production type collectible cars than current million dollar super cars where there are only 20 of them anyway. Doesn't that already guarantee that they will be collectible?

It would be way more interesting to see a list of older cars that are slowly going up in price and collectibility. Stuff like 1st gen Toyota Supra, the GLH, mid 80's M3's, etc.

 

[v10enomous]

It's in the Alternative Investing section...

Mine pays dividends every time I enter my garage and turn the key.
It generates an extremely high rate of interest.
It doesn't have many options but at least they're not underwater like all my other options
But most of all... It's way more fun to open up than a Money Market...

 

[Tom F&L GoR]

It's in the Alternative Investing section...

Mine pays dividends every time I enter my garage and turn the key.
It generates an extremely high rate of interest.
It doesn't have many options but at least they're not underwater like all my other options
But most of all... It's way more fun to open up than a Money Market...

You forgot that it's like earning a vacation every mile.

110K vacations so far.