Your Mini Cooper tops out at 126 miles per hour and squeaks out the power of a mere 118 horses. But what this car lacks in punch, it will pay for over time -- according to the "Hagerty Hot List" the Mini could be worth nearly five times as much in 50 years.
As the CEO of Hagerty Insurance Agency and the man behind the list, McKeel Hagerty knows what cars are going to be hot tomorrow, surveying thousands of clients to see what they expect to skyrocket in value over the next 20 years. But don't expect to get rewarded for good behavior. The cars on list don't include the trendy, eco-friendly Prius -- he claims those vehicles will end up collecting dust in a museum like Chrysler minivans do now. When you're taking bets on future wheels, the attractiveness of the car itself is what makes cars collectible -- bigger motors, more power, crazy customizations, and all the gee-whiz-bang-coolness that comes along with it.
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