english captions (Sprache: Deutsch) As one of our new projects we went on a roadtrip to the US to review the new Chevrolet Camaro 2010 SS2 Muscle Car. This is also an appetizer for our next film. A comparison to another famous american sportscar. If you wanna know how this transformers bumblebee drives on famous roads like even the USA Route 66, or wanna hear the mountains tremble while getting some V8 engines unleashed: subscribe to our channel. 6,2 litres 426 BHP 0-60 in 4,7 sek (96,6 km/h) automatic gear box 0,25 miles in 12,9 sek 155 mph top speed (249 km/h) 24 mpg = 9,8 l/100 km 30.245 $ = 21.433 EUR (starting)

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While the perception in society points to men becoming “tied-down” after they get hitched, we should all be reminded that perception isn’t always reality. It seems a little short-sighted and naive to think that men have become a little too predictable once we become domesticated.

That being said, as far as the new Dodge Super Bowl commercial is concerned, they seem to think that all men, no matter the course of action they take, will, at some point in time, end up on sort of leash in their lives.

But as the ad puts it in the end, men will abide by the rules for as long as they have something – even just one thing – to go crazy about.

And for Dodge, that ‘one thing to go crazy about’ is the new Charger.

On some levels, we cringe at thought of seeing men – husbands, specifically – get stereotyped in the way Dodge did it. But on the other hand, we can all agree that, while some men do indeed fall on that label, the thought of speeding off on a new Dodge Charger is something a lot of us do go crazy about.

Dodge’s Super Bowl Ad highlights Charger as ‘Man’s Last Stand’ originally appeared on topspeed.com on Monday, 8 February 2010 16:00 EST.

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As we were perusing the Internet the other day, for car related reasons of course, we came across a very interesting post on Craig’s List that proves the second coming of the muscle car is still going strong. Chrysler’s in house high performance specialists will sell racers a Hemi powered Mopar Drag Pack Challenger that is good for 10 second quarter mile runs and the blue oval has brought back a purpose built Ford Racing Boss 302R Mustang ready for Grand-Am road racing with a 21st century 5.0 Liter V8 under the hood that promises to deliver some pretty fast laps. However bowtie enthusiasts will be happy to hear that GM Performance Parts is offering the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro as an off highway body in white blank canvas for race teams to drape over the chassis of their choice before packing up the trailer and heading out for whatever series they want to compete in, starting at only $7,000.

The benefit of this approach is that not only will racers be able to practice whatever discipline they desire, but also the bare metal body shell is a much better start for a purpose built racecar. The special order GM Performance Part means that crews will not have to waste any time tearing down the vehicle in order to strip as much weight as possible, in fact the only way to make a steel bodied 2010 Camaro weigh less would be to Swiss cheese one of these things. Offering the perfect start for anyone who is serious about going racing, the bare body means that the car can be custom built to whatever specifications are necessary, with everything from the engine and suspension to the rear end being up to the builder. Luckily GM also offers every conceivable component to fill those empty bolt holes from big blocks ready for drag racing to high performance trannys built to take the abuse. It’s the little things like these that our dreams are made of and makes us proud to be in America.

Press release after the jump.

GM Performance Parts offers a Camaro for any occasion originally appeared on topspeed.com on Friday, 15 January 2010 12:00 EST.

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Just when they got it right it’s going away. The Pontiac G8 GXP is the best car to come out of Pontiac in years, and if you want one, you better grab it fast because these babies aren’t staying put on dealer lots.

Go to MYRIDE.COM for more car videos.Old name, new car. The Charger nameplate dates back more than 30 years and, if one applies selective memory loss to some unloved Charger-badged cars from the late ’70s and ’80s, represents muscle-car era performance. In most regards, the new Charger does live up to the name. It’s based on the same platform used for the Dodge Magnum wagon, which is itself based on the Chrysler 300 sedan. Like these two cars, the Charger is rear-drive, has four doors and …

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At the Los Angeles Auto Show Ford unveiled the 2011 Mustang V6, a muscle car powered by a 3.7 Liter six cylinder engine. But for all of you out there who think a muscle car needs a V8 engine, Ford is coming with a good news: the 2011 model will also be offered with a 5.0-liter V8 engine that will delivers a total of 412 hp and 390 lb-ft of torque.

The new engine produces 83 hp/liter and will return 25 mph. It will feature four valves per cylinder and twin independent variable valve timing and will be mated to a either a 6R80 automatic transmission or a MT82 six-speed manual.

By comparison, a Camaro SS delivers a total of 426 hp, and a Dodge Challenger SRT8 a total of 425 hp.

We will see the car in January 2010 at the Detroit Auto Show.

2011 Ford Mustang will get 412 hp 5.0-liter V8 engine originally appeared on topspeed.com on Friday, 18 December 2009 16:00 EST.

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FOR MORE CAR VIDEOS & REVIEWS VISIT: www.kbb.com 2008 2009 Dodge Challenger. This is the Dodge Challenger. With it Dodge hopes to build enthusiasm among car buyers by tapping into its brand heritage. The Challenger may look old-school but beneath the skin its a completely modern automobile. Competing with Fords venerable Mustang and Chevrolets reborn Camaro the Dodge Challenger completes a trio of pony cars that aim to revive the muscle-car wars of the 1970s. With the automotive industrys …