Introducing some non-European super/exotic/rare cars.

Obviously, not my shots. Some of you may not even know these cars exist, so I named all of them.

Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 (Yes, Chevrolet actually sells good cars in the USA, unlike the Daewoo rubbish they sell here)



Dodge Viper



Roush Mustang 427R (Basically a Ford Mustang built by Roush. Again, like Chevrolet, Ford sells good stuff in the USA)



I once saw a 427R in my rear view mirror. Its got the look that makes you shit bricks.

Pontiac G8



This is Pontiac's contender against BMW's M3.

The idea of the GTS-R eventually came alive in the ACR...I just wanted to show the Viper itself, whatever the version.

Roush 427R, saw that in the USA. I am studying at Purdue University at the moment..., and I was driving around in my RX-8. First I saw a Mustang, and I saw that huge drag racing spoiler on the back. Thought he was another dumb ricer (all too common the USA)..., until I approached and saw it..., the Roush badge, the "427R" badge, the body kit, and the NOISE. OMG, it sounded like God gargling some Listerine and then getting pissed off.

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. >.<

LHD is not so bad what... I drove there for a year, then came back, and I could instantly adjust...

Not so hard.

That's the appeal of American cars la. Pure brutal power..., not much of anything else. The interior of the Corvette is worse than a Hyundai or Kia..., and there's not much more in the Viper.

G8 is great though, since its actually an Australian Holden Commodore converted for US Pontiac use.

Corvette is decent on handling..., though I can't say the same for the Mustang and the Viper.

Still, the latter two were built for straight line drag racing.

I wouldn't call the 300C/SRT-8 a muscle car. More like big fat American gangster car.