The best American sports car?
#21
http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dic...rts+car&x=0&y=0
Low- nope, ride height is often compared to a 4x4
Small- hardly, its pushing into midsize sedan territory
usually 2 seater- 4 seater
quick response-not that I've heard
easy Manuvearibility- umm, not exactly
high speed driving-aren't GT's limited to 130?
Low- nope, ride height is often compared to a 4x4
Small- hardly, its pushing into midsize sedan territory
usually 2 seater- 4 seater
quick response-not that I've heard
easy Manuvearibility- umm, not exactly
high speed driving-aren't GT's limited to 130?
#22
uhh the mustang is more of 2 door passenger car than a sports car
its hard to compare a 505 horsepower V10 monster like the viper with a V6(most mustangs are) mustang and the corvette zo6 is a great sports car 2 seats, 405 horses,RWD,6 speed,great brakes and suspension but the viper takes the cake
its hard to compare a 505 horsepower V10 monster like the viper with a V6(most mustangs are) mustang and the corvette zo6 is a great sports car 2 seats, 405 horses,RWD,6 speed,great brakes and suspension but the viper takes the cake
#23
Well, the early Mazda Miatas (even the new ones, for that matter) are low-horsepower 2-seaters, but would you argue that they are not sports cars because they're not blazingly fast?
Would you argue that the late-model Camaros are not sports cars? To me, they are the definition of sports car. Fast, two-doors, sporty (albeit ugly) look, good handling. But, they, too have a back seat.
How about the 4-seater Ferraris? Are they any less a sports car because they have a certain level of practicality?
To me, the Mustang is a sports car because it is sporty, it is a car, and it is fun to drive.![Thumb](https://themustangsource.com/forums/images/smilies/thumb.gif)
If money were no object, though, I'd go with the Viper from this list. :yes:
Would you argue that the late-model Camaros are not sports cars? To me, they are the definition of sports car. Fast, two-doors, sporty (albeit ugly) look, good handling. But, they, too have a back seat.
How about the 4-seater Ferraris? Are they any less a sports car because they have a certain level of practicality?
To me, the Mustang is a sports car because it is sporty, it is a car, and it is fun to drive.
![Thumb](https://themustangsource.com/forums/images/smilies/thumb.gif)
If money were no object, though, I'd go with the Viper from this list. :yes:
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The classic definition of a sports car is that is has 2 seats. Put a back seat in and you get a GT--gran turismo, or grand touring. Regardless of what we call them, they're still fun.
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Originally posted by Dr Iven@September 5, 2004, 1:44 AM
Well, the early Mazda Miatas (even the new ones, for that matter) are low-horsepower 2-seaters, but would you argue that they are not sports cars because they're not blazingly fast?
Well, the early Mazda Miatas (even the new ones, for that matter) are low-horsepower 2-seaters, but would you argue that they are not sports cars because they're not blazingly fast?
The mustang is what it is, a sports coupe and a GT car in V8 trim
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Originally posted by Rakshas@September 3, 2004, 11:34 PM
http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dic...rts+car&x=0&y=0
Low- nope, ride height is often compared to a 4x4
Small- hardly, its pushing into midsize sedan territory
usually 2 seater- 4 seater
quick response-not that I've heard
easy Manuvearibility- umm, not exactly
high speed driving-aren't GT's limited to 130?
http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dic...rts+car&x=0&y=0
Low- nope, ride height is often compared to a 4x4
Small- hardly, its pushing into midsize sedan territory
usually 2 seater- 4 seater
quick response-not that I've heard
easy Manuvearibility- umm, not exactly
high speed driving-aren't GT's limited to 130?
The Mustang GT is governed at 155
And have you ever seen a Mustang next to an F-150? Their ride heights are not even close, not sure if you are meaning ground clearance or height of the roof, Height of Mustang: 53 inches, F-150: 76 in
As far as quick response and manuverabilitiy, what are you comparing it to when you made your comments??
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Originally posted by holderca1+September 8, 2004, 5:50 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (holderca1 @ September 8, 2004, 5:50 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Rakshas@September 3, 2004, 11:34 PM
http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dic...rts+car&x=0&y=0
Low- nope, ride height is often compared to a 4x4
Small- hardly, its pushing into midsize sedan territory
usually 2 seater- 4 seater
quick response-not that I've heard
easy Manuvearibility- umm, not exactly
high speed driving-aren't GT's limited to 130?
http://m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dic...rts+car&x=0&y=0
Low- nope, ride height is often compared to a 4x4
Small- hardly, its pushing into midsize sedan territory
usually 2 seater- 4 seater
quick response-not that I've heard
easy Manuvearibility- umm, not exactly
high speed driving-aren't GT's limited to 130?
The Mustang GT is governed at 155
And have you ever seen a Mustang next to an F-150? Their ride heights are not even close, not sure if you are meaning ground clearance or height of the roof, Height of Mustang: 53 inches, F-150: 76 in
As far as quick response and manuverabilitiy, what are you comparing it to when you made your comments?? [/b][/quote]
The ride height comment I have gotten from stang owners.
Also the handling and response is incredibly poor compared to sports cars such as the s2000, mazdaspeed Miata or the 350z.
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''Weights: Mustang: 3347 lbs, Corvette: 3179, Viper: 3410; the Viper is the biggest of the 3'' that cant be right the viper has the smallest and one of my favorite interiors ive sat in, the bodys carbon fiber and aluminum parts all over 2 more cylinders only adds around 40-60 pounds
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