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American muscle has come to Geneva, but not in full force. There are four Corvettes, including a ZR1 and a Grand Sport; a bright yellow Camaro SS; a Challenger SRT8; and a wicked flat-black Charger.
No Mustangs. No Vipers. We checked. Oh, and there's a CTS-V sedan, too, but nobody seems to have noticed.
More photos on the next page.
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smilez says:
08:06 AM, 03/ 3/10
The Challenger is still #1 in my book for the reiteration of the Muscle Car. This one in particular just looks mean.
If only my garage held more vehicles...
I understand the Mustang and the Camaro are better straight line, road course, etc. But I don't race. This car is made for cruisin. (not that I really do that either, but I could in this!)
cr_driver says:
08:08 AM, 03/ 3/10
American Muscle FTW! LOL!!
carguy622 says:
08:28 AM, 03/ 3/10
Love the Challenger. I think I'll need to pick up a nice used example in a few years ;)
jederino says:
08:38 AM, 03/ 3/10
The Corvettes rock it!
dougtheeng says:
10:55 AM, 03/ 3/10
The thought of seeing a Camaro or Challenger in Europe makes me laugh a little. It would seem so outlandishly out of place. Maybe thats a good thing, if you're looking to catch people's eye.
konocar400h says:
11:45 AM, 03/ 3/10
@dougtheeng
I was in Italy last year and there was a Dodge Viper parked on the side of the street. It certainly looked outlandishly out of place. Everybody that walked by stopped and many took pictures. It was such a big car surrounded by little diesels. It was kind of comical actually.
hondacura4 says:
12:11 PM, 03/ 3/10
I like the Corvette but I wished I loved it. I think the Vette would be gain a higher level of global recognition if it had a higher level of perceived quality and a higher level of sophistication. In the pictures above it looks a bit cheap.
jederino says:
01:01 PM, 03/ 3/10
^^The Corvette IS relatively inexpensive, but I think the front bumper and headlamp design could be moved uplevel a bit. Cosmetically, I think the rest is great. Just keep refining the handling response.
desmolicious says:
01:50 PM, 03/ 3/10
Is the ZR1 badge on that Vette's rump crooked?
audisport says:
11:16 AM, 03/ 4/10
Love the matte black paint on that Charger.
dyzio says:
09:48 AM, 03/ 9/10
good job !
Camaro is not a bad offer for europeans...both engines are not to thirsty and this cars has "compact" dimensions..
Challanger is too big , and its engines are , let's say out of place (maybe 5,7 Hemi is OK)
but where's mustang..
I belive that modern muscle is the best what america has right now..
maybe Caddy is a proper fighhter for boring german cares..but still look at this :
http://blogs.insideline.com/straightline/2010/03/cadillac-vs-audi-at-the-geneva-auto-show.html
quite unfair :)