It was in the 1970īs when muscle cars were truly well and able to flex their muscles and boy, did they flex them! But now, the big boys are back and even with recession hitting the global economy, they might just be here to stay.
2010 Chevy Camaro
You can go old-fashioned MT (6-speed) or relax in auto mode. Either way, this muscle car is yours to drive, and you can choose from SS, LT, or LS. It comes with either a 416 HP 6.2L V8 with cylinder deactivation or a slightly simpler 296 HP 3.6L V6.
At 3,747 pounds, itīs lighter than the Challenger. It also gifts drivers with exceptional handling, considering its StabiliTrak stability control system and independent suspension setup. Interior is amazing, consisting of leather seats youīve seen from the late 1960īs Camaro models and LED lighting.
2010 Ford Mustang
Ford proves to everyone that they know how cars should evolve, and that simply means it has to get better and better. In the 2010 Ford Mustangīs case, the latest muscle car from the car industry pioneer is also sleeker and tougher.
The exterior says itīs big and strong while the interior can render people speechless with delight. Think first class style and state-of-the-art technology combined and youīve got Fordīs muscle car. Everything is not just beautifully designed but positioned with utmost precision. Air register vents are dual-vane and strategically located, gauges are chrome-ringed, panels have aluminum finish, and arm rests and the seats itself are made from more luxurious materials with high-quality stitching.
For the userīs convenience and safety, drivers are offered a customizable color system for ambient and instrument lighting as well as 911 Assist and Vehicle Report. Performance-wise, you can look forward to more horsepower, retuned suspension, and bigger and badder wheels.
2009 Dodge Challenger
Even though its predecessor has been barely out in the market, the 2009 Challenger comes roaring with more and better features to boast of. Think best-in-class trunk space, MyGIG system, and new-generation HEMI engine. Not satisfied? How about new EZ entry, over twenty-five safety and security features, UConnect hands-free communication system, best-in-class rear head and leg, and a two-door coupe thatīs big enough to comfortably accommodate five passengers?
Whatever your choice may be from these three, your muscle car is sure to turn heads wherever you go.
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