Well, though muscle cars of today have lots of faults (Mustang/Shelby, 300C/Charger SRT8, Corvette, Viper, etc) not much other cars out there  have their appeal. Their cars are styled purely American design and their engines are as enormous as they were during the original muscle car era.

American cars are really criticized a lot by the world.
Think about it; wouldn't it feel weird if a big American sedan had some really sharp handling? Or some big fat American coupe that can be taken to the sharpest circuits and produce the best lap times?
Yes. It will feel weird if an American car is perfect.
American cars are not perfect and thats why I love them. I love the way they are unsophisticated. I love the way they are very heavy and has mediocre handling. I love the way they have enormous dimensions. I love the very American styling. I just love the whole package.
Why it really appeals to me more is that, in Malaysia, muscle cars are extremely rare, in fact all US-made cars are rare, and owning one will make your car really stand out and be unique. In Malaysia, all V8 cars are MBs or Ferraris, SUVs and such.
You want to experience the real feel of a real V8, you drive a muscle car. Full stop.
As for the current Corvette C6 Z06, it has been a massive improvement overall from its predecessor - the C5.
It can be taken to the track, and driven properly it gives the right lap times. The Z06 is is quite often the benchmark now for an entry-level supercar.

Well, the 6.2L is the base Corvette. The "super" version is the Z06 (LS7 engine, 7.0L V8) and the ZR1 (7.0L V8 supercharged).

You say it costs RM360k, but do you know I can buy an Aston Martin V8 Vantage for about US$80k?

That's only RM240,000. Stupid Malaysian taxes. >.<

Tunku Hammam sounds like from royal family....hum, you've seen him driving the mirage GT?. wonder how much will it cost, the body kit and stuff...

Porsche Cayman S

haha,isnt that the 997 turbo's rims?

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Yup, you are right that is 997 turbo's rims, dunno how much the rim cost, anyone know about that ~?

seen him driving it once..and yes, he is in the negeri sembilan royal family..heard that he paid RM7 mil all together for his mirage GT..the car is fully customized by gemballa..even the interior.

seen him driving it once..and yes, he is in the negeri sembilan royal family..heard that he paid RM7 mil all together for his mirage GT..the car is fully customized by gemballa..even the interior.

599 

Any front pictures bro? 

Because its a private car? Just like Agong's 599.

Well, though muscle cars of today have lots of faults (Mustang/Shelby, 300C/Charger SRT8, Corvette, Viper, etc) not much other cars out there  have their appeal. Their cars are styled purely American design and their engines are as enormous as they were during the original muscle car era.

American cars are really criticized a lot by the world.
Think about it; wouldn't it feel weird if a big American sedan had some really sharp handling? Or some big fat American coupe that can be taken to the sharpest circuits and produce the best lap times?
Yes. It will feel weird if an American car is perfect.
American cars are not perfect and thats why I love them. I love the way they are unsophisticated. I love the way they are very heavy and has mediocre handling. I love the way they have enormous dimensions. I love the very American styling. I just love the whole package.
Why it really appeals to me more is that, in Malaysia, muscle cars are extremely rare, in fact all US-made cars are rare, and owning one will make your car really stand out and be unique. In Malaysia, all V8 cars are MBs or Ferraris, SUVs and such.
You want to experience the real feel of a real V8, you drive a muscle car. Full stop.
As for the current Corvette C6 Z06, it has been a massive improvement overall from its predecessor - the C5.
It can be taken to the track, and driven properly it gives the right lap times. The Z06 is is quite often the benchmark now for an entry-level supercar.

but qualitywise.....cant say anything...

I thought he had something to do with Terrenganu royalty.

But, if the grunt of huge American V8s appeal to you, then you won't say anything about quality either.