10 of the weirdest cars of American wrestling superstars

Chevy Tribute Batista Eddie Guerrero

When Eddie Guerrero died in 2005, wrestling fans were shocked. In memory of his deceased teammate, superstar Dave Batista painted Guerrero’s portrait on the light blue 1964 Chevy Impala hood that Batista owned in real life.

Chevy Tribute Batista Eddie Guerrero.

Fans are still enamored with this car to this day, some even calling it a “work of art”.

Plymouth Road Runner Super Bird by John Cena’s

John Cena has quite a few car collections and many articles have been written about them. One of the highlights of his collection was the 1970s Plymouth Road Runner Super Bird. The Road Runner is a classic muscle car that bears many similarities to a Dodge Daytona.

Plymouth Road Runner Super Bird by John Cena’s

Road Runner is a beautiful machine. Its bright orange paintwork gives the car a classic touch of the golden era of muscle cars. The factory-made spoiler is a rarity in many other muscle cars.

Shamus .’s DeLorean

Shamus owns and regularly shows off this rare ’80s gem.

DeLoreans is the brainchild of engineer John DeLorean, who quit his job at General Motors to start his own car company. These cars were used in the scenes by Back To The Future Films, but the hype didn’t make the company famous.

Shamus .’s DeLorean

However, when superstar wrestler Shamus owns one of the 6,500 Deloreans ever produced, the car becomes even more famous.

Even though they are slow cars with just 140 horsepower, a DeLorean sending Shamus can fetch up to $80,000 in an auction.

Madusa’s Pink Monster Truck

Madusa didn’t just buy this monster truck for the sake of owning it. This WWE superstar has been actively competing in monster truck racing since she acquired the car in 2004.

Madusa’s Pink Monster Truck

The truck uses a Ford F-150 body, a 540-inch V8 engine, 66-inch wide tires. Medusa is also an incredibly skilled driver and she pushes the truck to its limits in every match.

“InCENArator” by John Cena’s

John Cena has many cars, not all of which qualify as “exotic” to most people. Aside from the rare gem that is the Road Runner, most of the cars in John Cena’s collection are muscle cars from a variety of makes and models.

“InCENArator” by John Cena’s

But “InCENArator,” this custom-built car has become his most outrageous purchase. This was originally a modified Corvette C7 R. The car uses a 5.5-liter V8 engine, with a capacity of 491 horsepower. The custom bodywork and headlight installation are reminiscent of the Batmobile.

Rick Flair’s Chevy Camaro SS

This car made the list not because it’s an eccentrically designed car or a rare gem that sits in the wrestlers’ garage. However, the car’s stark contrast to wrestler Rick Flair’s flashy stage presence and famous looks made it worthy of attention.

Rick Flair’s Chevy Camaro SS

Rick Flair owns a rather pitiful 2010 Camaro SS, modest in appearance compared to his fame.

Hulk Hogan’s Dodge Viper

Like John Cena, the WWE champion of the 1980s, Hulk Hogan’s has an extensive collection of muscle cars, most of which are Dodges. Perhaps most famous is his 1994 Dodge Viper, which Hogan claims has only rolled a few thousand miles to this day.

Hulk Hogan’s Dodge Viper

However, some car enthusiasts couldn’t help but rejoice when Hogan customized the car with bright red and yellow paint to match his wrestler’s colors. Cars often appear in many rounds at car shows and exhibitions.

Hulk Hogan’s Dodge Ram SRT 10

Indeed, Hulk Hogan has an important place for the Dodge brand. This aptly named “super truck” produced by the company in the 2000s fits well with the muscle cars in Hulk Hogan’s collection.

Hulk Hogan’s Dodge Ram SRT 10

The SRT 10 moves thanks to its powerful V10 engine, the same engine that powers the Dodge Viper, Hogan’s most famous car. The SRT 10 can reach over 500 hp and is a rare gem as only 10,000 have ever been produced.

The Rock’s Pagani Huayra

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is arguably the most successful person from WWE (his net worth exceeds $300 million). So one can imagine with that cash, The Rock could pick up some expensive rarity supercars.

10 of the weirdest cars of American wrestling superstars

Johnson owns a Pagani Huayara that costs at least $1 million and is equipped with a twin-turbo V12 engine that produces more than 700 horsepower.

Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Monster Truck

Like the others mentioned here, Steve Austin has an impressive and sometimes strange car collection. Among his means of transport is this monster.

Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Monster Truck

This truck is a highly customized vehicle for as little as $150,000 body and frame alone. Stone Cold Steve Austin stamped the truck with the number 3:16, a reference to the Bible quote John 3:16. Perhaps Stone Cold was trying to bring fear of God into his rival, The Rock, when he brought the truck to WWE TV in 1999.

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