top speed?
Your car will get up there and move. I dont recommend trying it but she will get up some where in the 130 range give or take a few.
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I agree with the fact that the camaro = Muscle car and Corvette = Sports/Super car. However I dont think its because of the suspension. Hell, Corvettes have leaf springs in the back, which were orginaly used on wagons in the 17th century. They didnt handle well either, and usually had 1 horse power, lol
I agree with the fact that the camaro = Muscle car and Corvette = Sports/Super car. However I dont think its because of the suspension. Hell, Corvettes have leaf springs in the back, which were orginaly used on wagons in the 17th century. They didnt handle well either, and usually had 1 horse power, lol
Oh, and isn't the car's top speed governed in accordance to the speed rated tires that the car came equipped with?
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Its a sad state of affairs when the youth of today has to ask how fast there car will go. Oh the good old days when you found some deserted road and just held it to the floor. My 74 Camaro wouldmax out the 120 speedo and had another 800 RPMS. My brother bug would run about 88. Moms ford wagon would do 110 but it really started floating all over the road. My sisters 63 dart with the slant 6 would do just over 95. My dad 77 Dodge pick would only do 80 but that was because of the gearing.
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I've hit 124 mph in the Camaro, seemed to be near its limit but I didn't try taking it faster- my tires are only rated to 100 mph, and they're old too, so~
The Talon maxes out at 115 mph, as near as I can tell.
Also, technically, Camaros are neither sports cars or muscle cars. Pony cars, gentlemen, is the term to use.
The Talon maxes out at 115 mph, as near as I can tell.
Also, technically, Camaros are neither sports cars or muscle cars. Pony cars, gentlemen, is the term to use.
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