Imperial and Viper, in top10new Green Hornet movie carcustom from SEMA auto show

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10 Outrageous Rides from SEMA
The Green Machine
Dennis McCarthy is the guy to whom Hollywood's top filmmakers turn when they need cool cars. His creations have appeared in the "Fast and the Furious" series and plenty of other big-screen blockbusters. This is one of 29 cars he built for the upcoming movie "Green Hornet," slated for release on Jan. 14 and starring Cameron Diaz and Seth Rogen. Dubbed the Black Beauty, this heavily modified 1960s-era Chrysler Imperial is owned by Sony Pictures, the film's producer. It's armed with a pair of 30mm Gatling guns that rise out of the hood and rocket launchers mounted in the front and rear bumpers.

Video: "Green Hornet" Trailer

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10 Outrageous Rides from SEMA
Speed Demon
Bob Griffith's 2003 Dodge Viper has the look of pure evil. Its huge, twin-turbo conversion bulges like a massive biceps alongside the vehicle's thunderous V10 engine. Twins Turbo, a Signal Hill, Calif., tuning shop, handled the conversion, the crowning achievement of which is the pristine double-chamber intake manifold. This is a top-speed flier that competes at the Mojave Mile on a regular basis, trying to live up to its 260-mph top speed certification.

Video: 2010 Dodge Viper

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Ok, here is one of the other top 10 cars from that show, even though it isn't a dodge/chrysler, its a pretty wild slammed boat