Every car lover wants to own one of the classics. You may be wondering which classic cars are most popular.

There’s nothing like driving down the road with a rare car that hasn’t been seen for decades. Many car lovers enjoy fixing up their classic cars or adding additional parts.

Below are the 10-amazing street side classic cars that any car lover would want to have.

The Classics

A car can be considered a classic when it’s from a certain era. Most classics come from the 1950’s and 1960’s.

Streetside classic cars from the 1970's and 1980's are very popular as well. Many of these models are still around today.

1.   1966 Lamborghini Miura

This streetside classic car runs for about $500,000. Lamborghini's have always been top-notch expensive cars. The 1966 model looks very futuristic for its time period.

The design of the car is sleek and low to the ground for the perfect cool guy look.

2.   1969 Toyota 2000 GT

Today’s Toyota’s aren’t considered luxury cars but this model is. Its design is unique since the front of the car is much longer than the back. 

This is the true definition of a sports car. You’ll find this car for about $560,000. The Toyota 2000 GT is so rare, you’ll only find it at an auction.

3.   1953 Chevrolet Corvette

The 1953 version is actually the very first to debut in the Corvette line. Corvettes are very popular cars even to this day.

This car averages anywhere from $130,000 to $250,000. The price range depends on any add-ons which may have been incorporated through the years.

4.   1962 Ferrari 250 GTE

This car resembles the first Corvette more than any other car on the list. Today Ferrari is one of the most expensive brands so of course, a Ferrari that's decades old will be pricey as well. 

You'll find this car runs for millions of dollars. On the cheaper end you'll see a price in the $900,000's but on the most expensive end, you'll find it costs up to $3,000,000.

5.   1969 Chevrolet Camaro

This model is another first-generation car. Camaro’s aren’t nearly as expensive as some of the other cars listed.

The price range usually depends on the seller. It’s common to find one for only $21,000, but you’ll also see them for around $75,000.

It all depends on how much work was put into the car. A new motor or engine will make the price go up considerably.

6.   1945 Volkswagen Beetle

The Volkswagen Beetle has been around since the 1940’s. This car has kept its popularity through the decades.

The 1945 model is considered a classic since it is so old. It looks very similar to the way Beetles look today. This is one of the oldest models of the car.

You’ll find this car for varying prices depending on the seller. The 1945 model is extremely rare. Expect to pay at least $15,000 or more.

7.   1953 Austin Healey

The Healey car company is a little-known car producer. This model has a very unique, small design. This is considered a convertible sports car.

You can expect to pay upwards of $70,000. It’s common to put down $150,000 for versions that include car restoration.

8.   1961 Jaguar E-Type

Jaguar is another type of car that is still very popular today. Jaguars are considered luxury cars.

You’ll find this model for about $150,000 or more. The 1961 model is pretty old so this one is tricky to find.

9.   1989 Mazda MX 5

This is a 2-door car and is one of the newer models on the list. It’s a convertible with a very powerful engine.

This side street classic car runs for only about $5,000. Since this model was made in the late 1980’s it’s much cheaper than the other classics.

10.1980 Audi Quattro

Audi is an infamous luxury brand. You’ll find this model for $20,000 to $50,000.

Picking A Classic

When picking a street side classic car, be sure to look for a reputable dealer or trustworthy seller. The prices can vary based on the age, make and extra work put into the car.

You may be surprised to find that cars which are considered classic maybe just regular brands in today’s time. Based on the time the car is from the price may go up. Remember to do your research before making a final decision.