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In your response to the above car, it is an Ariel Atom, british built road-going car. It is in most cases 3/4 or more of the price of an american muscle car. For that price (£20,000) yes, only twenty thousand, you get a car that will do 0 - 62 in 2.8 seconds and has been proven to be quicker around a race track than a superbike. I would very much like for you to show me an american muscle car, that is of a roadgoing standard, free of outlandish modifications, that will compete on the same level for both performance and handling. Quite honestly.... good luck.
Check out this video as proof,
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaWoo82zNUA
Do muscle cars sound nice... yes.... do they look nice.... yes but as a practicle fast car im afraid not
Muscle cars are not "daily driving" cars. I think you'll find they are far too unreliable for anything like that. As a weekend driver yes maybe.
Still i wouldnt mind owning a beastly mustang or something just for the looks and sounds.
As performance, quality and handing stands there is no doubt that euro wins. There is no competition for the Bugatti veyrons, the ferraris, the porsche jaguar and aston martin.
Muscle cars are not "daily driving" cars. I think you'll find they are far too unreliable for anything like that. As a weekend driver yes maybe.
Still i wouldnt mind owning a beastly mustang or something just for the looks and sounds.
As performance, quality and handing stands there is no doubt that euro wins. There is no competition for the Bugatti veyrons, the ferraris, the porsche jaguar and aston martin.
Either way, I'm saying that the Delta gets 0-60 in 4 seconds or more on gravel. Maybe 3.5 on asphalt. No way in hell it's getting 2.3 seconds, even with velcro tires.
Ford is not only American company! There is European Ford (Germany), and Ford race cars were made in England (Cosworht). American cars have 8l engins with 300HP