Camaro handles quite well but has the worst visibility and trunk size of the 3 muscle cars. The Mustang makes the best daily. The Challenger is the most practical as far as visibility and space but it handles badly and isn’t reliable or fuel efficient. So yeah Mustang is best daily followed closely by Camaro.

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He stated that removal of the top of the throttle shaft is like going from an 80mm to an 84mm TB. This is copied right from his site ---> -Half Shaft: Modified Factory Shaft. The top of the shaft is removed providing extremely smooth airflow across the top of the blade and an additional +4mm more airflow at wide open throttle.
The 2021 Dodge Challenger and 2021 Ford Mustang show that the fight for street supremacy continues after 50 years. Here's how they compare. 3.6-Liter V6: 2.3-liter I4: Horsepower: 303 hp The Challenger also has 60/40 split folding rear seats, but the pass-through will be narrower and you'll have to contend with the coupe's 3.1 inches of extra liftover height. 2021 Dodge Charger The v6 charger has the same power as most v6 sports cars on the market but also much more power than most v6 cars on the road. You can also get them in Awd. So yea if you want 100-150 (with exception of hellcat and superbee) more hp driving a v8 and paying more for gas, go for it.
Check out 2021 Dodge Challenger Coupe review: BuzzScore Rating, price details, trims, interior and exterior design, MPG and gas tank capacity, dimensions. Pros and Cons of 2021 Dodge Challenger
If you’re thinking of getting a balanced car with an exciting vintage flare, the Dodge Challenger is a great choice. It’s a stylish sports car that guarantees character and speed. Whether you’re buying a new or used Challenger, you can get your money’s worth because of its reliability and thrilling driving experience.
Replacing the Hemi in a new Charger and/or Challenger would be the new it’s worth noting that 43.8% of Challengers and 53.1% of Chargers sold in the US with 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engines in xLXb.
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