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OK, Euro-trash Fanboy, you're asking for it. Here are some meatheaded American muscle cars you better learn about if you think that we can only go fast in a straight line:Originally posted by James1985
these cars may be good in a staright line great 1/4 of a mile time but that dose't prove much who cares if it is fast in a straight line if u cant carry that speed into corners whats the point
In Europe we can make and design much better more powrefull engines that dont burn holes in the atmosherre Muscle cars are very basic crude and simple proberly why americans love them.

Shelby Daytona Coupe. Beat the living crap out of the best Europe had to offer, winning the LeMans 24 hour in its maiden year, and the World GT Championship the year after that.

Trans-Am prepped Mustang driven by world famous GT driver Peter Revson, on the inside, and Trans-Am Camaro driven by Mark Donahue - also a world famous GT driver - on the outside. Wait, that's - gasp - a curve they're taking! And a tight one at that! Both cars were highly competitive in late '60s road racing circles against a variety of European cars. Ever heard of another guy named Dan Gurney? Also a championship-winning GT driver, sitting on good old American muscle. I recommend you look these names up, youngster.
Here's something a little newer. Did you think the one in GT3 is a fantasy car like the Japanese "LM"s? Nope. Kicked ass and took names, winning the 24-hour Daytona in 2000, again against the finest Europe could muster. Funny thing how a French team looked to American muscle for their race car!

That's just for starters. I could go on, and I just might if I get the urge again.
It pays to know what you're talking about when you make stupid generalizations. At least then you can try to back them up, instead of repeating the same old tired points over again.