Cars have the ability to reflect their owners’ personalities, just like how owners and their dogs tend to resemble each other. It is no surprise then that John Cena, who is known for his roles as an actor, rapper, wrestler, and being built like a brick house, is a fan of muscle cars. However, there is more to Cena’s car collection than meets the eye. He is actually an expert on automobiles and has made some unique and intriguing selections for his collection of over 20 vehicles. Unlike what one might expect, Cena is not solely interested in loud and fast cars, but also appreciates the artistic value of his selection. Nonetheless, sentimental value is also a factor in his decision to keep some less impressive cars in his collection. Overall, Cena’s car collection is a reflection of his personality: tough yet with a heart. One of his prized possessions is the 2009 Chevy Corvette ZR1, which was the 73rd unit produced and is a high-performance variant of the Z06. The ZR1’s beauty is not only on the outside but also on the inside.
The Plymouth Road Runner Superbird (1970) is a muscle car that stands out from the rest with its unique and polarizing design. Its nose cone and futuristic look reminiscent of The Jetsons, along with its winged design, make it a formidable opponent to its rival, the Dodge Charger Daytona, which Cena also happens to own.
The Buick GSX, introduced by General Motors in 1970, is widely regarded as the ultimate muscle car. This upgraded version of the GS was produced in limited quantities, with less than 700 models made. Among those lucky few was John Cena, who owns model number 656. The car’s engine generated an impressive 510lbs ft of torque, a record that remained unchallenged for 33 years until the Dodge Viper came along.
The Corvette InCenaRator is where things get a bit questionable. Cena’s request for a futuristic vehicle that looked like it was from the year 3000 resulted in this one-of-a-kind, space-age creation that even a ten-year-old would think is super cool.
Cena might not want to remember the Ford GT (2017) on his car list. Despite being made entirely of carbon fiber, this car has its imperfections. Its 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine is one of the most powerful V6 engines to ever exist, generating a remarkable 647 horsepower.