Back in the day I was a Mopar fan as I had a 73 Dodge Charger but I have to say I think the new Camaros are pretty slick. Now all they need is Pontiac GTO and maybe a souped out Olds.
Best Remake of the Big 3 Muscle Cars
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Mine was all stock just like this one, had the same white vinyl top, black interior was painted canary yellow with black striping. It had the same wire wheel covers. It was a sweet and I only paid 500.00 for it, at 18-19 I felt too cool driving around in it. I only regret that I did not hold on to it.
Would love to see a decent remake of the Dodge Super Bee. Back in the late 70s I had a 69 Dodge Super Bee with a 440 engine a 6-pack carb. Damn, that thing had power!
My first "good" car growing up was a 1969 Roadrunner with the 383 and 4 speed. Man, what I would give to have that car back. I drag raced Mopars from 1980 to about 2006 at the local tracks and while they aren't as fast as a GM, there a really dependable car, and easy to make run well.I always ran the 440's, couldn't afford a HEMI.
Of course I voted for the Challenger, would like to have one of the Hellcats with the supercharged engine. The Chargers are really nice too. Second choice would probably be the Mustang the Camaros look good, but the grille reminds me of an old Ford Torino
Of course I voted for the Challenger, would like to have one of the Hellcats with the supercharged engine. The Chargers are really nice too. Second choice would probably be the Mustang the Camaros look good, but the grille reminds me of an old Ford Torino
I liked the Camaro the best back when I was looking for something sporty in 2012. My second choice was the Challenger followed by the Mustang. I never considered the Charger. I hated the front end on it. The new Charger now is pretty sweet.
I ended up getting a 2006 Mustang GT since the others were to new and the prices hadn't come down much on them. I really liked that car, but it just was a pain to deal with small kids in a two door car so I ended up trading it in. Plus it really needed to be kept in a garage. The windows rolled down a little whenever you opened the door and would roll back up when you closed it to get a good seal. The problem was in the winter the windows kept freezing up and I kept worrying about breaking them trying to open and close the doors. I miss it now, but at the time it was kind of an impulse buy.
I like the change they did to the Mustang a few years ago, but do not like the new version at all. It looks like they mixed it with a Nissan 350 Z or something. I just don't care for the lines of the car anymore. If I were to buy again today I would probably reverse the Charger and Mustang, but keep them behind the Camaro and Challenger.
I ended up getting a 2006 Mustang GT since the others were to new and the prices hadn't come down much on them. I really liked that car, but it just was a pain to deal with small kids in a two door car so I ended up trading it in. Plus it really needed to be kept in a garage. The windows rolled down a little whenever you opened the door and would roll back up when you closed it to get a good seal. The problem was in the winter the windows kept freezing up and I kept worrying about breaking them trying to open and close the doors. I miss it now, but at the time it was kind of an impulse buy.
I like the change they did to the Mustang a few years ago, but do not like the new version at all. It looks like they mixed it with a Nissan 350 Z or something. I just don't care for the lines of the car anymore. If I were to buy again today I would probably reverse the Charger and Mustang, but keep them behind the Camaro and Challenger.
