Check out this video of Callaway’s Corvette Aerowagen, a 757 horsepower beast that has been customized with a new engine and a hatchback for more storage. At $130,000, it’s an American supercar that can hit 60 mph in 2.7 seconds!
Check out this video of Callaway’s Corvette Aerowagen, a 757 horsepower beast that has been customized with a new engine and a hatchback for more storage. At $130,000, it’s an American supercar that can hit 60 mph in 2.7 seconds!
So this new supercar from Aston Martin looks like a futuristic beast. I can wait to hear some of the car experts compare this to other supercars. They’ll have to get their hands on one of the 150 cars that will be unleashed on the roads of the world.
Jay Leno tests drives the 2017 Acura NSX which he loves. He talks about the original NSX which he says was the original Japanese supercar, and made the Italians up their game. Now we have the new NSX and Leno gets to have some fun with it.
Any Trans Am fans out there?
Everyone remembers the classic Trans Am that Burt Reynolds drove around in “Smokey and the Bandit.” Now you can get a new vehicle inspired by that classic Pontiac from the movie as Trans Am Depot introduced its SE Bandit Edition at the New York Auto Show. The car is a converted new Chevrolet Camaro with details from the classic Trans Am Bandit car, including t-tops and white-letter tires.
Check out the video above and see if the new one matches the classic design of the original.
The styling and performance of American cars have always historically reflected the feelings of the times that they were made in. Just like the land yachts of the 1950s with their elevated tail fins were a symbol of post-WWII prosperity, the powerful muscle cars of the 1960s illustrated the fascination America was developing with pure performance and speed. Courtesy of Browns Jeep Chrysler, we survey some examples American Sports cars that perfectly represented the feelings of the times.
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