Ah, the "cannon car"—sounds more like a medieval artillery piece than a mode of transport. If you're referring to the Cannonball Run-style cars, these are typically souped-up vehicles used in high-speed, long-distance road races, often boasting powerful engines and reinforced suspensions. Alternatively, if you mean a car that looks like a cannon or named 'Cannon,' well, that's a bit more niche and less documented in Australian markets. Either way, these beasts aren't your average daily driver and can cost anywhere from $20,000 for a used project car to upwards of $100,000 if heavily modified or custom-built.
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