How much is Joe Rogan's 65 Corvette Stingray worth?

Renowned comedian and podcaster Joe Rogan is an avid car collector. The UFC commentator owns a plethora of enviable sticks. One of Rogan's most prized possessions is a beautiful restomod of a 1965 Corvette Stingray, which is reportedly worth $100,000.

Powered with an LS1 engine and supplemented with a Magnuson supercharger, the convertible metal beast produces a whopping 425 horsepower. The highly coveted vehicle was even featured in an episode of Jay Leno's Garage.

Watch the full Jay Leno's Garage episode with Joe Rogan below:

During the episode, the former Tonight Show host heaped praise on the auto-mobile, saying:

"This is just iconic. What a beautiful, beautiful car."

Rogan agreed, saying that the Corvette was one of his favourite-looking cars. According to motorious.com, the stingray convertible is just the tip of the comedian's enviable car collection.

Rogan also owns a completely redesigned 1969 Chevy Nova by Steve Strope, a modified 1970 Cuda The Sick Fish, built by the famed car designer Troy Trepanier, a custom modified, five-liter 1971 Ford Bronco and an ever reliable 1995 Toyota Land Cruiser.

The 54-year-old has delved into the new electric car frenzy as well. The comedian currently also owns the highly acclaimed Tesla Model S.

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Joe Rogan talks about his Stingray Corvette feud with his neighbor

In the 1102nd edition of the Joe Rogan Experience (JRE), the UFC commentator discussed his hilarious auto-mobile feud with his neighbor. Rogan's neighbor is apparently an auto-mobile purist and hates the comedian for his restomoded Corvette.

The UFC commenter told his guest Matt Farah that this neighbor who also owned a stock Stingray, was not too happy once he realized the comedian's car was a restomod:

"The guy up the street he hate's me. We live in the same block. He's got an original [Corvett], he is one of those guys. He drives around with a paper boy hat on and drives around the neighborhood... Dude the look he had on his face when I told him none of it was original except the shell, looks original but it doesn't have a godda**d thing in it."

Watch the JRE clip below:

Joe Rogan added that he told his neighbor he chose to modify the car so it would drive well. The 54-year-old opined that it was not a disservice to the vehicle to give it better breaks:

"I was like look man, I like them to drive like a car that works good. Like why is it bad to upgrade the brakes?... Its not a museum piece its a car."