Can you name the popular models of American muscle cars? by chicagolawmen

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Popular American Muscle Cars Quiz

by chicagolawmen

Created Jan 14, 2010 in Miscellaneous
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	starkittendanger:	Jan 15th, 2010 at 00:31 GMT		6 points
	This list of "muscle cars" is interesting at best. Belair? Fairlane? Galaxie? JAVELIN? First off, the manufacturer of the "Javelin" was AMC, not AMX. AMX was the name of their real "muscle" car. Look it up. You could also consider a Matador a muscle car; it certainly is, more than a Belair or a Fairlane. The only muscle Fairlane (besides the Torino, which was listed) was the '64 Thunderbolt; Fairlanes were meant to be family cars. The omission of the Plymouth Road Runner (in particular, the Superbird model) is atrocious. Buick's muscle car wasn't the Skylark (that was the car your grandpa would drive around); it was the Grand National.

	chicagolawmen:	Jan 15th, 2010 at 12:19 GMT		0 points
	belair was considered the first real muscle car that GM made. Muscle cars are were full and mid sized cars that could be tweeked and suped up. so a fairlane GT wasn't a car that could be tweeked or a Skylark GS wasn't a muscle car? and yes road runners are nice but dodge made a bunch of muscle cars i wanted this quiz to have a wide variety of cars. And i didn't put GT or GS or SS Or RT on this quiz because i didn't want it that specific. And a GN is a great car but it was made in the 80's and it had a 6 cylinder. i believe that true muscle cars should have 8

	Bucron:	May 2nd, 2010 at 15:07 GMT		1 point
	I think that the omission of the Chevy Impala is an oversight. They came equipped with 409 and 427 cubic inch engines which made them muscle cars. I also believe that the Buick Grand National should be included because it was the fastest production car of its era. Another omission is the Rambler Scrambler which was also the fastest production car in its day. Corvettes should also be included due to their 427 and 454 big block engine options.

	meikamo:	May 5th, 2010 at 14:46 GMT		1 point
	gotta agree that the road runner is an important omission. also, the oldsmobile cutlass had a 442 model as well that i think makes the cut. i think this would make a better picture quiz, as to not require enveloping every model that is classified as "muscle".

	meikamo:	May 5th, 2010 at 14:47 GMT		1 point
	oh nevermind, you have 442 for oldsmobile.

	chriskotx:	Aug 13th, 2010 at 07:04 GMT		1 point
	The Javelin was made by AMC..AMX was a two-seater sports car made by the same company. I see the first comment addressed that fact but it hasnt been fixed.

	WalterSobchak:	Aug 16th, 2010 at 23:52 GMT		1 point
	If you have the Camaro and Mustang, both more of a pony car than a larger muscle car, then where is the Mercury Cougar, which twinned with the Mustang from 67-73? The older and 2003 Marauder could also belong.

	DM491:	Mar 11th, 2013 at 00:44 GMT		1 point
	Why don't you have the Buick GSX, Plymouth Hemi Cuda, Plymouth Super Bird, Dodge Coronet, Chevy Corvette, Buick Grand National, or Plymouth Roadrunner. Plus, I agree with the other comments here. The Bel Air, Fairlane, and Skylark aren't muscle cars. Neither is the Dart. Demon would be more appropriate.