13. 1971 Corvette Phase III Baldwin-Motion

$10,000 original price Value today: $230,000 Following its formal introduction at the 1969 New York City International Auto Show, hundreds, if not thousands, of people once dreamed of owning this collector. But it never happened because, during its years of existence, only 12 models were produced, making it one of the most uncommon muscle cars in the world.

However, there are other factors besides its scarcity that contribute to the Baldwin-Motion Phase III GT Corvette's continued popularity. Joel Rosen, a car engineer, was on point when he created the flashy toy, from its 500+ HP to its luxurious design, which includes a radio system and storage room for luggage or golf equipment.
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