American Muscle Cars
Plymouth Roadrunner Superbird – 1970
The car immediately draws attention thanks to its huge spoiler. This powerful car was built for NASCAR racing in the 1970s. Moreover, the weight of the car started to drop compared to its competitors in short drag races thanks to the big spoiler. This made a big difference in the competition in the long run thanks to its aerodynamic features.
426 cui Hemi V8 (7.0 L) 425 hp (317 kW)
440 cuiSuper Commando V8 (7.2L) 375 hp (280 kW),
The 440 cui Super Commando Six Barrel V8 (7.2L) was produced with 3 different engine options, 390 hp (290 kW).
Pontiac GTO – 1964
The first-generation GTO is credited with popularizing the strong auto market of the 1960s. Some believe the Pontiac GTO started the trend with all four domestic automakers offering a variety of competing models. The GTO was available as a hardtop, convertible, and post coupe. It was powered by a 389 cu in (6.4 L) V8 engine with a choice of three carburetors.
For the 1964 and 1965 model years, the GTO was an optional package for mid-size Pontiac LeMans.
The 1964 GTO started with the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) 82, while the 1965 GTO started with the VIN 237.
From 1966 to 1971 the GTO was a separate model (VIN 242…).
It was also an optional kit for mid-range LeMans in 1972 and 1973.
In 1974 the GTO was an optional equipment package on the compact Ventura.
Dodge Charger – 1968 / American Muscle Cars
Generation; Charger II
segment; S
Engine; Chrysler RB-series V-8 440
Length; 5283mm
Width; 1946mm
Height; 1346mm
Body Type; Fastback Coupe
4-Gear / 380 PS
Cylinder; V8
Cylinder Volume; 7206cm3
Number of Valves; 16
Horse power; 375 HP / 4600 rpm
Maximum Torque; 654 Nm / 3200 rpm
Maximum Speed; 211 km
0-100 Km Acceleration; 5.9 s
Intermediate Acceleration Between 60-100 Km; 3.2 s
Transmission Type; Manual Gear
Number of Gears; 4 forward
Traction Type; rear wheel drive
Dodge Coronet – 1970
Generation; Coronet 500
Cylinder; V8
Cylinder Volume; 6277cm3
Horse power; 330 HP
Maximum Torque; 576Nm
Maximum Speed; 210 km
0-100 Km Acceleration; 7 s
Transmission Type; Manual Gear
Number of Gears; 4 forward
Traction Type; rear wheel drive
Fuel System; Carburetor
Fuel Type; Gasoline
Fuel tank volume; 72 liters
City fuel consumption; 25.2-32.2 lt/100 km
Extra-urban fuel consumption; 14.2-18.2 lt/100 km
Average Fuel Consumption; 16.9-21.6 lt/100 km
Length; 5326mm
Width; 1948mm
Curb Weight; 1670 kg
Body Type; coupe
Chevrolet Chevelle SS – 1970
The largest and most powerful V8 engine Chevrolet has ever produced: 454. Moreover, with a volume of 7.4 liters, 450 horsepower and 678 Nm of torque, it was this engine that made the Chevelle SS the most powerful and largest car of its time. Behind the 454 was Chrysler’s 440-6 Six-Pack. And even the Ford 429 cid was absolutely out of the question. GM’s other brands, Buick and Oldsmobile, are just a marketing tactic with 455 cid. but they were actually traveling on the roads with the same engine (only 360 hp).
Ford Mustang Fastback – 1968
Features it has:
V8 ENGINE
STROKE KIT
5 SPEED TRANSMISSION
ELECTRIC SEATS
LOCKED DIFFERENTIAL
BOYD CODDINGTON ALLOY WHEEL
PERFORMANCE UNDERCARRIAGE
WILWOOD BRAKE SYSTEM
HYDRAULIC CLUTCH
HURST GEAR LEVER
Pontiac Firebird Trans Am – 1977
Pontiac is an American automobile brand. It was named after the Indian Chief Pontiac Obwandiyag (1720 – 20 April 1769). Manufactured by General Motors from 1906 to 2009 in the USA. With a decision taken during the 2009 crisis, its production was stopped. The 1982 model Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, which was used in the TV series Black Lightning in the 80s, was made by this company as KITT. Also, the character named Jazz in the movie Transformers is Pontiac Solstice.
Dodge Challenger Demon – 2015
Chrysler confidently introduced the 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, the most powerful of muscle cars Challenger models. A compressor-fed 6.2-liter supercharged V8 produced 600 horsepower. Moreover, it was offered with 6-speed manual or 8-speed automatic transmission options.
The front axle of the vehicle has a 390 mm diameter brake disc. It is even equipped with Brembo’s signature braking system. The black grille of the car has an aggressive look, and its black 20-inch wheels attract everyone’s attention. Moreover, the interior of the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat is very stylish with its metal fuel tank cap and aluminum hood.
In the center console of the car, there is an 8.4-inch touchscreen with red indicators and leather seats. Driving options (Track, Sport and Street) can be set from this screen. Minimum traction control provides minimum stability control when the vehicle is in traction mode.
Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 – 2017
Unfortunately, there is not much explanation for this model in our American Muscle Cars list.
Plymouth Hemi Cuda – 1970
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The Plymouth Barracuda legend began in 1964 as a fastback sports car. The first generation Barracuda was known for its unique rear window. It was also known for being Plymouth’s first sporty compact car.
The 1967 Barracuda hatchback and convertible were already well-known models. Moreover, the second-generation Barracuda has Chrysler’s two new big engines, the 7.2-liter 440 Commando V-8 and the 7.0 contained the liter HEMI 426 V-8. Moreover, the heavily redesigned third-generation model, popular in the early 1970s, has joined the muscle car wars.