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Are you a fan of drag racing and want some classic America for active participation? This 1970 Chevrolet Camaro received an eight-cylinder 496 cu.i. and thanks to it he will sprint to 400 m in 10.50 s!
1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS
The fastest cat on four wheels was created especially to beat the legendary Shelby Cobra back in the days. The three major American manufacturers,
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The Corvette always wanted to be an affordable supercar, but it's taken things to the next level with the all-new C8 generation. It's already clear that it will attract the young buyers Chevrolet wanted, and some of them are going to be crazy enough to make heavy-handed mods.
Ford is often thought of as the quintessential American automotive brand and with good reason considering the legacy of Henry Ford and the Marques' origin. But Ford has been a European player too, especially in Great Britain where their Cortina, like this 1968 example, held sway for so many years. A fairly common sight at...
The Corvette always wanted to be an affordable supercar, but it's taken things to the next level with the all-new C8 generation. It's already clear that it will attract the young buyers Chevrolet wanted, and some of them are going to be crazy enough to make heavy-handed mods.
Of course, a Z28 is all about performance and the Z was powered by the most potent engine choice available back in the day, a 350 cubic inch V8 producing 185 horsepower. That may not seem like big number now, but in 1977, the half-year Z/28 was one of the few American muscle cars available...
