Hagerty has released its annual “Hagerty Hot List” of the pinnacle 10 cars the insurance company believes becomes collectible in twenty years. Hagerty’s list is comprised completely of 2013 model-year vehicles that the corporate thinks will still be desired by enthusiasts in two decades.

Unlike our own list of future collectibles, Hagerty’s rules are a little less stringent. To qualify as a future collectible at the Hagerty list, the vehicle need to be mass-produced, and available on the market as a 2013 model, with a base price of not up to $100,000.

Here’s Hagerty’s List:

SRT Viper: The recent SRT Viper is certainly one of just three cars that made both our list and Hagerty’s. Hagerty chose the Viper for its list because it’s “one of the last living examples of the once-celebrated mantra of ‘there is not any replacement for displacement.’”

Chevrolet Corvette 427 Convertible: The Corvette 427 is a no-brainer for this list. As Hagerty points out, the Corvette celebrates its 60th anniversary this year and the 427 is not just a limited-production model commemorating that fact, but in addition the last model year for the C6 ‘Vette, ensuring the 427′s status as a future collector’s car.

Audi RS5: Hagerty named the RS5 on its list as the collector car insurance company “think[s] the fundamental Audi A5 is likely one of the handsomest coupes that you can buy.”

Porsche Cayman S: In accordance with the click release, the Cayman S made its way directly to this list because it’s “Porsche’s atonement for the sin of the diesel [Cayenne].” We didn’t realize a diesel-powered SUV was any such bad thing.

Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Convertible: We would prefer the hardtop Camaro ZL1 (which made it on last year’s Hagerty list) to its portly soft-top sister, but Hagerty nevertheless expects the ZL1 drop-top to command a premium among buyers in 20 years’ time.

Tesla Model S: This list wouldn’t be complete without the revolutionary new Tesla Model S. The Model S earned its spot as a future collectible because it’s one of the crucial first electric cars built with enthusiasts in mind.

Mini John Cooper Works GP: Hailed as “the fastest Mini ever built,” the toilet Cooper Works GP’s future as a collectible is ensured by the truth that it’s limited to simply 500 units within the United states of america – well that, and the indisputable fact that its $39,950 base price is probably going a little bit too dear for all however the biggest Mini fans.

Subaru BRZ: Hagerty reasons that the Subaru BRZ may be a future collectible since the rear-drive sports car injects just a little “tire-smoking” adrenaline into the Subaru brand.

Volkswagen GTI: The most recent version of the unique hot hatch gets a place in this list by means of theGTI’s “cult-like following,” and since “the 2013 version stands out as the best yet.”

Ford Focus ST: The general spot on Hagerty’s list goes to the main target ST, because it’s one of several first European Ford products we’ve gotten within the U.S. in a very long time, attributable to Ford’s One Ford global initiative.

Do you compromise with Hagerty’s picks Who had the higher future collectibles list, Hagerty or us Hold forth below.

Source: Hagerty