Most of us are familiar with term “muscle car,” but many of us are not sure exactly what that term entails. The term is used to describe the American high-performance automobiles that were produced mainly during the sixties and seventies. Destined to satisfy a very niche market, a typical muscle car has a big V8 engine fitted for a two-door, rear wheel drive, family-style midsize or full-size car designed for four or more people. Due to its affordable price, a typical muscle car was constructed for street use and occasional drag racing.
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