“Cobra to End All Cobras” – this is how this true muscle car is described. Carroll Shelby had his personal dream of Cobra – he took already powerful Competition 427 Big Block engine, added twin superchargers [Paxton] joined powerplant to … Continued
This ranking is based on Muscle Car Review Magazine tests results and measured by musclecarclub.com: #1 1966 427 Cobra 427 cubic V8 425 HP Originally this car is British and has history that dates from 60s. Due to Ford’s wish … Continued
Mustang is the second oldest Ford’s nameplate after F-series truck, but it is the most successful though. This pony car was based on the 2nd generation Ford Falcon, and was firstly introduced on April 17, 1964 at the “NY World … Continued
The 5th generation was a completely new car since 1953 and had nothing in common with C4 Corvette. The radical changes for Vette were engine and transmission. Transmission was separated from the engine and put in the back now. This … Continued
The Ford GT was all about competing Ferrari. At first, the aim was to win some races against Ferrari, but in the end Ford wanted all-american win in races [this means that all first 3 paces must be won by … Continued
Third generation Camaro was the first one built without front sub frames and leaf-spring rear suspension. Modified MacPherson system held up front, and back was based on a long torque arm and coil springs. Third generation was also the first … Continued
The second generation Camaros started in the middle 1970 ant lasted till 1981. Due to fuel crisis and emission regulations Camaro has also faced power lost during 70s. It was still based on Nova platform [the F-body, unibody structure, front … Continued
GM’s pony The Camaro car came form GM’s Chevrolet division as was classified as a pony car together with Ford Mustang, Plymouth Barracuda, AMC’s Javelin and AMX, Plymouth Road Runner and GTX. Originally, Camaro was designed to compete the Ford … Continued
Gone in 1983? The 4th Corvette generation actually began in 1983, but only 43 preproduction units were made and only one survived until today. It is interesting that 1984 Corvette was started to sell in 1983 and the design was … Continued
The third generation of Corvette began with a total redesign that was made by Larry Shinoda and based on 1965 Mako Shark II concept car. Long nose with pop-up headlights, extra lamps in rear, great driving characteristics ,no scoops and … Continued