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Originally Posted by SnowWhite 11
I dont care what anyone says about my car, yes its a v6 so what, i consider it a sports car rather then a muscle car, along with the v8 cmaro not muscle. Your v8 camaros arnt any different from our v6's other then 2 cylinders and a different hood and wheels.
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brakes, suspension, exhaust, transmissions and gears plus it meets the criteria being a bonafide Muscle car as opposed to Pony car. Other than that they are exactly the same car.
A muscle car, by the strictest definition, is an intermediate sized, performance oriented model, powered by a large V8 engine, at an affordable price. Most of these models were based on "regular" production vehicles. These vehicles are generally not considered muscle cars, even when equipped with large V8s. If there was a high performance version available, it gets the credit, and not the vehicle that it was based on.
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