1) Learn how to spell; Its called a Chevrolet C-A-M-A-R-O. The misspelling alone tells me you either no nothing about American cars, or you know nothing about cars in general.
2) American car guys give "ricer" guys crap because they have to strap so much crap on the car before it can even begin to compete against cars like the Camaro, Mustang, etc. in the 1/4 mile. You give me a 2002 Camaro SS and I can get it to run 10's for just a couple thousand dollars. The same on a S15? Youre kidding, right?
- And just because they are American cars, do not assume they are not good track cars. If designed correctly and properly tuned, the F-Body and Fox-Body cars can become serious track competition. They may not be nearly as fast as say a tuned Skyline or Evo IX, its called all-wheel-drive, they could keep up if they are built properly, just like any other car.
3) You do realise that you are calling the kettle black, right? Calling out the American car guys because they do not like Japanese cars is just as bad as the Japanese car guys doing the same to them. Neither side is going to be completely perfect, and neither side will EVER get along about anything. My roots tie directly to General Motors and Mopar products, but my performance cars of choise generally come from Europe. But I will defend an American car, espically my beloved Camaro and Corvette in any situation. Pull your head out of your a**, a d*** book or drive the d*** think, and you might learn that many American cars are just as fast as others sold throughout the world.
4) The 2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 has proven to be one of the fastest cars not only in it's segment, but one of the fastest cars available for purchase out of the factory. The Enzo, McLaren, and GT are all out of production you dolt, so they cannot count in any current comparison, and the Koeingsegg and Zonda are both completely different cars than what the Z06 is targeted at. Both are purpose built ultra-high-performance cars, cost well in excess of $200K, and are two of the top-ten fastest cars sold in the world today. But if you look at cars at which the Corvette is meant to compete against: Ferrari F430, Lamborghini Gallarado, Porsche 911 Turbo/GT3, Dodge Viper SRT-10 Coupe, and Noble M12 GTO, its pretty much a cakewalk for the Corvette. Although offical numbers have not yet been made available for the Porsche twins, I would place those as the top two compeditors to the Corvette, followed shortly by the Ferrari, Dodge, Noble, and Lamborghini. Read any test of the Z06, and it outperforms the competition... All while driving off the local Chevrolet dealer's lot for $70,000 USD.
). Even something so complicated as an Esprit will run like clockwork if you treat it right and don't try to make it fail.
You seem desperate.
), which of course doesn't say anything about track performance, but it is impressive nevertheless.
