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Source: MSN Autos

Pros:Every inch is tweaked to re inspire an old love affair with the American Icon car again made by the King of Muscel Cars, Mr. Mopar. Armed with a fire breathing Cast Iron Block, modern race inspired normal, simple, dependable, bullet proof design, 2 valve per cylinder, push rod HEMI Head V8. No laughing gas needed. No blower needed. Nix the Turbo Charger. Just raw gut wrenching, tire trashing torque and HP. What a fine exsample of quaility in motion. Sweet. Drive from show room and turn low... Read More

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The Mustang is a perennial player in the muscle car segment. Unlike the Challenger and Camaro, the Mustang never went out of production. Comparing today's models, the 2008 Mustang is nowhere near as large as the 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8. You can seat three in back in a Dodge; don't try that in the current Mustang or the upcoming 2010 Camaro, which we bring up here even though it doesn't go on sale until 2009. If you like your muscle with additional practicality, perhaps the four-door Pontiac G8 GT is more up your alley. It has a rumbling V-8 and rear-wheel drive to boot, and a new 402-hp version with a manual transmission is on the way for 2009.

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