Meanest Muscle Cars
And thats because most classic muscle cars nowadays feel extremely underpowered.
Meanest muscle cars. According to motor trend the base v8 could reach 60 mph in 77 seconds and the tri power in 57 seconds. These european sports cars were faster than american muscle cars in the 70s. Not an actual production car the eleanor is still quite possibly the most famous muscle car in the world. The early 64 pontiac gto was regarded as the first muscle car.
The engine is simple. From hot hatchbacks to sports cars to v8 powered muscle cars there are quite a few options to choose from. The meanest power on the road the 500. This bad boy not only came with a potent 360hp engine but also gave performance enthusiasts the option of an underrated 450hp ls6 under the hood.
Weve compiled a list of some of the best ones right here listed by base price from. Some muscle cars were just more badass than the rest and these are the meanest ones there ever was. The 15 meanest and baddest american cars of the 60s and 70s. Firstly for the way it looks with that low boxy body and those wide kidney grilles and secondly because of the people that tend to.
Just to be clear we are talking about the 2000 remake of gone in 60 seconds not the original which featured an infinitely less attractive eleanor. The e38 generation 7 series is a mean car for two reasons. The camaro zl1 not its more focused zl1 1le derivative is the perfect muscle car from chevrolet. A large 325 horsepower 389 cubic inch v8.
The 1976 camaro is the worst of this generation. The 15 meanest and baddest american cars of the 60s and 70s. Free shipping on qualifying offers. It featured unique styling particularly with the early split bumper model.
When you talk about powerful muscle cars the 70 chevelle 454 ss should be on the top of your list. The second generation chevy camaro was a true classic muscle car for the most part. By jason bagnall mar 21 2020. Another option was with 348 hp.
Muscle cars that were the epitome of american vehicles today are mostly antiques laying in the garages of car fanatics who cannot get over the past.