Колекционерите предвидуваат дека токму набројаните 10 модели, ќе бидат најпосакувани предмети во иднина:
10. Dodge Viper
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."
9. Corvette ZR1
Production: 2009-Present
Transmission: 6-speed Manual
Horsepower: 638 bhp @ 6,500 rpm
Top Speed: 205 mph
Purchase Price: $100,000
Today’s Value Range: $80,000 - $100,000
"This is the Corvette that elevated the model into a new class of world class sports cars," Hagerty says. "Nowhere has this news been more prominently displayed than on the recent ZR1, the most powerful Corvette to date. And unlike the big block screamers of the1960s, like the L88, the ZR1 is totally trackable and downright docile."
8. Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren
Production: 2003-2010
Transmission: 5-speed automatic
Horsepower: 617 bhp @ 6,500 rpm
Top Speed: 208 mph
Purchase Price: $450,000
Today’s Value Range: $300,000 - $350,000
"A rather porky super car with a two ton curb weight, the modified gullwing doors, 600-plus hp and McLaren association ensured that the car would be anything but mundane," Hagerty says.
7. Ford GT
Production: 2005-2006 (4,038 total)
Transmission: 6-speed Manual
Horsepower: 550 bhp @ 6,500 rpm
Top Speed: 205 mph
Purchase Price: $150,000
Today’s Value Range: $125,000 - $175,000
"Now this was a gutsy move for Ford," Hagerty says. "Build a near copy of the company’s famous endurance race car from the 1960s, give it enough creature comforts to be semi-practical and offer it in colors that evoke the car’s greatest racing victories. Voila, instant sure-fire collectible that did wonders for the brand and spoke to the hearts of many enthusiasts."
6. Porsche Carrera GT
Production: 2004-2006 (1,270 produced)
Transmission: 6-speed Manual
Horsepower: 605 bhp @ 8,000 rpm
Top Speed: 205 mph
Purchase Price: ~$400,000
Today’s Value Range: $275,000 - $300,000
"Porsche’s bid to gain the same sort of supremacy in the supercar world as the famous 917 had gained on the track a generation ago, the V-10 605 hp Carrera GT found the field rather crowded," Hagerty says. "However, the less than the planned 1,500 were built which bodes well for future collectability."
5. Lamborghini Reventón
Production: 2008-2009 (20 produced/1 additional car marked 0/20 made for the Lamborghini museum)
Transmission: 6-speed Manual or 6-speed Paddle Shift
Horsepower: 650 bhp @ 8,000 rpm
Top Speed: 211 mph
Purchase Price: ~$1.6 million
Today’s Value Range: $1.5 million - $1.7 million
"The Reventón was named in Lamborghini tradition after a fighting bull—in this case, one who gored a famous Mexican matador to death…perhaps as a warning to the unqualified who may step behind the wheel of this beast," Hagerty says. "Among the rarest of cars on this list, only 20 were produced."
4. Bugatti Veyron
Production: 2005-Present
Transmission: 7-Speed Paddle Shift
Horsepower: 1001 bhp @ 6,000 rpm
Top Speed: 253 mph
Purchase Price: ~$1.7 million
Today’s Value Range: $1.5 million - $2 million
"In a market segment where outrageous is the norm, the Veyron is simply the most outrageous super car of all time," Hagerty says. "Sporting 1001 hp (because 1000 hp simply wasn’t insane enough), the Veyron has a top speed of 253 mph. Zero-to-100 kph (0-62 mph) comes up in a mind-bending 2.4 seconds."
3. Ferrari Enzo
Production: 2002-2004 (399 total)
Transmission: 6-speed Paddle Shift
Horsepower: 660 bhp @ 7,800 rpm
Top Speed: 217 mph
Purchase Price: ~$670,000
Today’s Value Range: $1 million - $1.4 million
" The Enzo was a showcase of Formula One technology adapted for the road—a carbon fiber body, ceramic brakes and F1 style paddle shift transmission were among the hyper-expensive kit found on the car," Hagerty says. "651 hp seemed astonishing and in fact more than adequate at the time, until the next car on this list came out."
2. Ferrari F40
Production: 1987-1992 (1,315 total)
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Horsepower: 478 bhp @ 7,000 rpm
Top Speed: 201 mph
Purchase Price: ~$400,000
Today's Value Range: $550,000 - $650,000
"The F40’s spartan cockpit, racing seats and minimal sound-proofing meant it was barely suitable for street use," Hagerty says. "The clear Plexiglas engine compartment cover was a great touch, even though the giant rear wing is a bit too 'fast and furious.' "
1. McLaren F1
Production: 1992-1998 (106 total: 71 road, 7 prototypes, 28 racecars)
Transmission: 6-speed manual
Horsepower: 627 bhp @ 7,400 rpm
Top Speed: 240 mph
Purchase Price: $1 million
Today's Value Range: $3 million - $4 million
" This Gordon Murray designed three-passenger super car may well be one of the greatest cars ever built not just from a performance standpoint, but from an engineering and quality one as well," Hagerty says. "As a pure weapons-grade super car (as opposed to a fashion accessory) it came with conventional manual transmission meaning you actually have to know how to drive a stick-shift."
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