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Eminem has a dire need for speed, so its no surprise that his car collection boasts some of the fastest cars in the world.

American automotive history is full of iconic cars. Sometimes, if you weren't a part of that generation, you don't get why these cars were so beloved. Here are some iconic cars that boomers love that millennials don't understand.

Reggie Jackson is one of the most successful baseball players of all time. All of that raw baseball talent has earned Jackson a pretty penny, which has enabled him to fuel another passion: cars. Reggie Jackson’s car collection, at its height, was worth $8 million. Let’s take a look.

Some cars are just cars. Others? They're legends. If you think you really know your pony cars from your supercars, test your knowledge and see if you can name these 44 iconic rides.

Muscle cars are big, bad, and beautiful. First popular in the 1960s, many of these performance cars with attitude attract top dollars—here are the ones that commanded record-breaking prices.

"But, wait, American Presidents don't drive!" That's correct. Once they enter the office, America's Presidents are driven everywhere in an up-armored Cadillac uniquely made for this role. The Cadillac isn't based on any single vehicle but most closely resembles a Cadillac Escalade and a Cadillac CTS. But what about cars that Presidents owned before assuming their roles? Let's look at all the President's cars, past and present.