Muscle cars in the 80's...weren't really Muscle cars except for the Buick GN/GNX and the Turbo Trans-am 4.3L Turbo.
They Technology didn't catch up to the ideal, until the early 90's. Even then the tire technology was still 10 yrs behind and didn't catch up until the michelin Cup tires were released.
That's why, Old super/muscle cars aren't compareable to to todays cars. Drag slicks in the 1960's were as sticky as Track/dot legal slicks of today.
A good example is that a 1968 Hurst Hemi Cuda would KILL a Dogde demon, McLaren 720s, or 911 GT2 RS with the same tires.
There were no muscle cars in the 80's. The end of the classic muscle car era was about 1971.
A muscle car is factory built, and a hot rod, home built.
1960 cars are better. ANSWER cars made in the 60's usually have more horsepower due to the increasing number of muscle cars. Also advances in technology helped in making cars in the 60's better.
The pony cars were based on the compact body cars and featured small block V8 engines The Muscle cars were based on full sized cars and fitted the most powerful engine available.
None. English cars are European cars
The most prominent difference would be the gas emission laws... it is quite amazing how dealerships can still make cars as fast as they are, with the emission laws getting stricter by the year.
muscle cars are very very powerful American cars.like ford mustang, Chevy chevelle, Chevy camaro, dodge charger, dodge challenger, etc.. import cars are mostly cars like mini, Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Volvo, lamborghini, ferrari, pagani etc..
Everything is more advanced... Saftey Horsepower handling...Tire technology is the biggest Engine Computing The major Down-fall is vehicle weight and in some models, MPG/Fuel economy. New vehicle are stupidly heavy.
Cars are designed to be street legal.
they are different brands of cars
In the 1980s.
Ya face....
Seat belt and air bags.