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Top ten future collector cars

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At $97,395, the SRT Viper is the most expensive car on the list. Says Hagerty: "The redesigned coupe has more power than ever with its 8.4 liter V10 engine, 640 horsepower and absurd 600 lb-ft of torque — 'the most torque of any naturally aspirated engine currently produced,' according to Chrysler. We applaud the Viper as one of the last living examples of the once-celebrated mantra of "there is no replacement for displacement.' "

2013 SRT Viper

( Chrysler Group / February 1, 2013 )
At $97,395, the SRT Viper is the most expensive car on the list. Says Hagerty: "The redesigned coupe has more power than ever with its 8.4 liter V10 engine, 640 horsepower and absurd 600 lb-ft of torque — 'the most torque of any naturally aspirated engine currently produced,' according to Chrysler. We applaud the Viper as one of the last living examples of the once-celebrated mantra of "there is no replacement for displacement.' "
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