As we said, Hulk Hogan has a soft spot for the Dodge brand. This aptly named “super truck” produced by the company in the 2000s fits in rather well with the muscle cars in Hulk Hogan’s collection.
The SRT 10 moves thanks to a meaty V10 engine, the same kind of engine that comes with the Dodge Viper, Hogan’s most famous car. The SRT 10 can hit over 500 horsepower and is a bit of a rare gem because only 10,000 units were ever produced.
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