The actor and comedian is an avid auto enthusiast. This is common knowledge among his admirers, but in case you were unaware, we’ve got you covered.
Hart’s automobile collection is among the most impressive in the entertainment industry. His fleet includes modern vehicles, such as the Ferrari SF90 Spider, which he claimed was the first one to appear in the United States. However, there are also muscle vehicles, such as a Grand National and a GNX, and classics such as a Chevrolet Corvette C1.
The latter again piqued our interest after Hart posted a series of photographs of himself with the stunning classic roadster. Hart displayed his “Little Swag” as he posed with the stunning C1, which he made appear to be quite large. He also added a photo of himself driving.
Last year, one of Hart’s revelations was the Corvette C1. He introduced a 1969 Plymouth Road Runner and a 1987 Buick Grand National in 2022 as well. He debuted the Corvette and Grand National at the SEMA Show in 2022.
The immutable roadster is a modified Chevrolet Corvette C1 from 1959. It belongs to the first iteration of the model, which was introduced in 1953 and produced until 1962, when it was replaced by the Corvette C2.
It has a Franny Green pristine paint job, and in typical Kevin Hart fashion, the Corvette C1 also received a moniker inspired by its exterior: “Mint Condition,” which also refers to how the vehicle appears. The name appears on the rear Corvette badge, as well as inside the interior and on both sides, in silver custom lettering that replaces the “Fuel Injection” lettering that was on the car when he purchased it. The actor chose an opulent beige leather upholstery for the two-seat cabin.
Hart collaborated with Bent Custom to create this vintage beauty. Bent Custom was responsible for bringing the Corvette C1 back to life and making it appear flawless, using one-of-a-kind Billet aluminum parts from Ogden Chrome.
According to MagnaFlow, the Corvette received a GM LT1 V8 engine with a 4L70e transmission, a Nick Williams billet 103mm T/B, a ProCharger billet intake, and a custom MagnaFlow exhaust.
In 2021, Kevin Hart paid an eye-popping $825,000 for the restomod at the Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale auction. It is unknown how much additional he paid for the new enhancements.
Given that the actor has a net worth of $450 million, spending nearly $1 million on a single classic car is undoubtedly feasible.
His collection also consists of a 1970 Dodge Charger “Hellraiser” with 1,000 horsepower from SpeedKore Performance, a Porsche 911 Turbo S, a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro “Bad News,” an original 1987 Buick GNX, and a number of other incredible automobiles.
Hart stated during the 2022 SEMA Show that he has even more cars and that he attempts “not to show around too many so you won’t think I’m an a–hole, so I’ll try to keep a large number of them under wraps.” Given how stunning the majority of them are, this is unfortunate.