Muscle cars and American automotive legends.
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Which Ford pony car debuted at the 1964 New York World Fair?
Ford unveiled the Mustang at the New York fair on April 17 1964 and sold over 400000 in year one.
Which engine powered the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona?
The Daytona carried the 426 Hemi V8 with a pointed nose and tall rear wing.
Which Camaro trim was created to qualify for the SCCA Trans-Am race series?
Chevrolet built the Z/28 with a 302 V8 to meet the 305 limit for homologation in 1967.
Which engine gave the 1964 Pontiac GTO its muscle car performance?
Pontiac slipped a 389 V8 into the Tempest LeMans option package to create the GTO.
Which 1964 Pontiac option package added a 389-cu-in V8 to the Tempest LeMans?
The 1964 Pontiac GTO began as an option package for the Pontiac Tempest LeMans, adding a 389-cu-in V8 championed by the team led by John DeLorean.
Which Chevrolet performance-car nameplate returned for the 2010 model year after production ended in 2002?
The fifth-generation Camaro revived the nameplate with heritage-inspired styling on a modern rear-wheel-drive platform.
Dodge's 440 "Six Pack" engine used which carburetor layout?
Plymouth called the same three-carb setup "Six Barrel," giving one engine layout two brand names.
Which Dodge name grouped muscle cars advertised as 'the cars with the Bumblebee stripes'?
Dodge used Bumblebee tail stripes to give several performance models a shared Scat Pack identity.
Classic Chevrolet "big-block" and "small-block" labels referred mainly to what?
Chevrolet built a 396-cubic-inch big-block and a 400-cubic-inch small-block, so displacement alone did not set the label.
Compared with SAE gross, SAE net horsepower testing includes which extra load?
SAE net still measures at the crankshaft, but with production intake, exhaust, and accessories fitted.