Posts Tagged: American
Is this the coolest custom Chrysler New Yorker ever? With an ultra-clean orange and purple paint job that glitters like a disco ball, this 1962 classic is turning heads faster than a dog spotting a squirrel. It’s got a roaring 440 cid 7.2-liter V8 engine that purrs like a tiger on a hot tin roof, plus a 727 Transmission and side exhaust pipes that make it sound like a rock concert on wheels. Add air suspension and a lock diff, and you’ve got an epic ride that’s as smooth as it is stunning. Enjoy the show!
The fourth-gen Pontiac GTO, an Aussie import dressed as a muscle car, was born from a mix of Bob Lutz’s road trip and nostalgia for ’60s exhaust notes. Despite its Corvette heart and speed worthy of a drag strip, it struggled stateside, overshadowed by flashier Mustangs and Magnums. Imagine paying over $34k for a car that looks like it should come with an ‘I wish I were a Mustang’ bumper sticker. Even with tweaks and a new engine in 2005, it was more misfit than muscle, selling fewer than expected.
Get ready for a showdown of epic proportions as the new Chevy Camaro ZL1, freshly tuned by Hennessey Performance, takes on the Dodge Challenger Hellcat in a muscle car duel. With 650 horsepower under the Camaro’s hood and the Hellcat roaring with 707 horsepower, this race promises to deliver high-octane thrills. Hennessey has already put the Camaro through its paces against the Corvette Z06, but the real cherry on top is this tire-squealing, engine-revving video spectacle. Buckle up for some American muscle car madness!
SpeedKore’s carbon fiber beauties are making jaws drop at SEMA 2016! These aren’t your grandma’s muscle cars; think 2017 Dodge Challenger Hellcat, Ford Mustang GT Fastback, and the classic 1970 Plymouth Cuda and Dodge Charger, all wrapped in sleek carbon fiber. It’s like if Batman had a garage sale, and you’re invited! The craftsmanship is so stunning, even the other cars are jealous. SpeedKore isn’t just raising the bar; they’re launching it into orbit!
In the quirky world of automotive history, Sylvester Roper was steaming ahead with vehicles in 1859. Fast forward to 1900, and the Dodge brothers were revving up Detroit with their quality car parts. Meanwhile, Rudolf Diesel was busy creating engines that could ignite without a spark—now that’s a hot idea! By 1921, the roads were jam-packed, prompting the government to get its highway groove on. And in 2014, Panasonic and Tesla teamed up to build a battery gigafactory, electrifying the future of cars!
