The 1992-1993 GMC Typhoon has seen a surge in auction prices over the past year, making it one of the hottest collector cars, according to Classic.com.
that provides links to listings from dozens of the top online auction houses. It also monitors the sales and weighs the prices being paid with an algorithm that takes a variety of factors into account, including mileage and the timing of the sales, to create a Classic.com Market Benchmark, or CMB, that it uses to track model by model trends.According to the latest six-month report, the Typhoon's CMB is up 83% in the past year thanks in part to a flurry of recent sales.
The Porsche Carrera GT is in third with an increase of 80%, but at the far opposite end of the spectrum with an average of $1,358,862.While the top 100 list is filled with usual suspects like the Ferrari 512 TR and 25th Anniversary Edition Lamborghini Countach , there are a couple of other interesting trucks from the 1990s on the list.
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