8. Duesenberg SSJ
Year(s): 1928-1937
Current value: 22 million US dollars*
Only 36 of the 481 Duesenberg Model Js produced were “Special Speedster” models with short wheelbases. Of the 36, only two were still in production in 1936. Although their actual price was almost twice as much, namely 8,500 US dollars, Duesenberg lent these rare models to Hollywood icons Gary Cooper and Clark Gable, who bought their loaners for 5,000 US dollars each.
8. Duesenberg SSJ
9. Vector W8
Year(s): 1990-1993
Current value: 720,000 US dollars*
For decades, European automakers dominated the market for rare supercars, including the Maserati F1, Porsche 911 Turbo and nearly every model produced by Lamborghini. American automaker Vector produced its own supercar, the Vector W8, to put its hat in the proverbial ring.
9. Vector W8
