Ferrari California
Ferrari F430
Ferrari 458
Ferrari F40
Maserati Gran Turismo
Maserati Quattroporte
Maserati 3200 GT
Maserati Coupe
Lamborghini Urraco
Lamborghini Silhouette
Lamborghini Jalpa
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Yes. They use V8 engines
Chevrolet funny cars use V8 engines mostly. These engines are designed for high performance cars like the Chevrolet, Ford, and the Chrysler. A lot of the funny cars used the 426 cubic inch Hemi produced by Chrysler.
A koenesegg car has a 4.7 L V8 engine that is both gasoline and ethonal.
The RS2600i motor is made by Cosworth, a long standing company of quality custom made engines for cars. They make V6 and V8 engines for the most part.
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.
four stroke / petrol Nowadays they use V8 2.4 litres engines but there are plans to change to V6 turbocharged engines starting from 2014.
The fact is that most muscle cars have big V8 engines that are built for raw power but the one problem is that muscle cars are heavy which import cars are not but the V8 can make up for it with most going over 400+ HP and there are not that many import cars that can match that, in the end pure power wins the race.
Depends on the engine type and configuration. Muscle cars with V8 engines will obviously use more than your average sedan.It depends what kind of car it is too.
No, they use V8 engines.
Ford has made many high performance cars over the years, but if you define Muscle cars as smaller cars that manufacturers have stuffed big V8 engines in and not purpose built race cars, you could make a good case for the 1967 Mustang with a 390 cid engine. The 1961 Ford Galaxy with the 401 H.P. 390 V8 and the 1962 Ford Galaxy equipped with a 405 H.P. 406 V8, were defiantly muscle cars.
The v6 is very versatile. You can get the power of a v8, but at the same time get the gas mileage of a 4 cylinder engine.
underneath the alternator on most Dodge V8 engines underneath the alternator on most Dodge V8 engines