I don't think I saw that

the million dollar hemi cuda convertibles are a thing of fact. In fact, I have the mag around here somewhere. But it wasn't 5 mil that he sold it for unless he sold it again. Though he said it is probably worth 5 million.

http://hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/1...7_cuda11_z.jpg
whole article here: http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicl...uda/index.html

I still don't think any car is worth that much

like quick enough that someone did a study and the syclone accelerates from 0-60 faster than a ferrari testerossa. 4.9 seconds 0-60.

like the one in last months hot rod mag July 05 page 52 "400 miles with Bill wiemann in the worlds most valuble muscle car" this ones a white vert not the one Danielle posted

yeah he still has the white one according to that article of hot rod, which he considers to be worth 5 mil. . He bought it for 2 mil, then sold the blue one for 3 mil, which makes the blue one so far the most valuable, with the record for sale price. He won't know if the white one is worth 5 mil unless someone will pay that 5. The blue one holds the record as of this point. .

This is the white one:

http://hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/1...7_cuda05_z.jpg

That guy has lots of pricey, rare cars though: the white ’Cuda convertible, one of the nine ’70 Hemi Challenger convertible four-speeds ever built, one of two ’70 Hemi Coronet convertibles, a ’69 Hemi Coronet convertible, a ’68 Hemi GTX convertible, the blue ’71 Hemi ’Cuda convertible (with only 236 original miles that sold for $3 million), a ’70 Chevelle SS LS6 convertible, a Panther Pink ’70 Challenger T/A, a ’71 Ram Air GTO Judge convertible, a yellow ’70 Hemi Charger, a ’69 Charger Daytona with a 440 and four-speed, a bright yellow ’70 Hemi Superbird, and a ’69 Z/28 with cross-ram carbs.

twin turbo v6 AWD.
I would say its pretty quick.
ANd yeha i have the same issuse of that 3mill cuda, those are very rare cars.

still not worth that much, I mean it's a car at 3 mil would you drive it?

yea man cars are ment to be driven

that's why they have tires and engines, if they were menat to sit in a museum they wouldn't need rubber tires, or an engine plastic would suffice

yes

if you could spend 3mil youd have enough to spend 10 mil to rebuild it right :lolsign:

i read that article in hotrod, granted 5 mil is a crap load of money, id never buy that car, except if i had the money hehe. but really tho, that is one kick *** hemi cuda.(one of my dream cars)