Dodge Challenger R/T. When every stoplight feels like an opportunity to rev your engine, a 2017–2021 Dodge Challenger is a great match for you. Sporting a robust 5.7L V8 making 372 hp in the automatic option or 375 hp with a six-speed manual transmission, the Challenger R/T delivers the classic muscle car experience.
2 Chevrolet Camaro. Mecum Auctions. Since its inception in 1966, the Chevrolet Camaro has stood as a formidable competitor to the Ford Mustang, igniting a legendary brand rivalry. With its muscular stance, thunderous V8 engines, and track prowess, the Camaro quickly established itself as an emblem of American muscle.

1 Sixth Generation Killed The Olds 442. Mr. choppers via Wikimedia Commons. The sixth and last generation of the car ended the prestige run of the Olds 442. The V-8 had been swapped out in the

Sports cars’ engines are smaller and focus on acceleration as opposed to raw power. So, in short, muscle cars focus on the power of an engine while sports cars are all about quickness. Car bodies differ between the two as well. Muscle cars have bold curves with lots of straight lines that give it a stocky, tough look.
It has massive 325 HP, a real American muscle car’s heart under the hood – the aggressive 6.4 liter V8 engine, 4-speed manual transmission [which definitely looks hard to shift] and sporty rear wheel drive to have fun while cornering. What else do you need from a real muscle car for chases, especially back in 1968? The antecedents of the muscle car were already in evidence at Pontiac by 1959 when the division's regular production overhead-valve pushrod V-8 jumped in size from 370 to 389 cubic inches. oiYT7. 125 246 14 491 281 343 396 470 490

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