Would you rather?

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Viper. It would be different if the 'Vette was a Z06 or ZR1 model, but those don't exist yet TMK. ;)
 
911 GT3 RS vs. 430 Scuderia vs. Gallardo Superleggera
911 because it's a 911, and my room is painted Porsche signal green- of course, not the exact same, but as close as I could find. Gallardo comes in last because it looks almost old in comparison to the newer versions.
1. 911 GT3 RS
2. 430 Scuderia
3. GAllardo Superleggera

SRT Viper vs. C7 Corvette vs. Shelby Mustang GT500
Vipers are cool, and I hate Corvettes, my bias is showing..
1. SRT Viper
2. GT500
3. C7 Corvette
 
I hate Corvettes,

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:P
 
1985 Oldsmobile Toronado Caliente

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or

1981 Cadillac Seville

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The Oldsmobile has the 5.7L diesel V8, and the Cadillac has the 6.0L V8-6-4, both engines equally infamous for their own reasons. Often the engines were replaced with entirely different engines (normally only for the diesel V8's) or the cylinder deactivation was, uh, deactivated, so it was a full time V8 (V8-6-4 engine only) because it was horribly executed and early 1980s technology didn't help. Personally, I'd take the Seville. It's pretty in my eye (the Toronado is too, but only on the front) and at least the thing keeping it's engine back doesn't involve completely replacing the engine!
 
It's rather difficult to find a good pic of a '14 in white. And I honestly couldn't tell the difference, anyway. All of the new Mustangs up to the new 2015 look the same, anyway.
Not really. There's a lot of different visual changes that go by year, much in the same way it was done in the 60s.
 
Been a while since I've posted here...

GT3 RS vs 430 Scuderia vs Supperleggera- Porsche please, I'm a bit of a Porsche fanboy. Plus the GT3 RS is one of my favorite models anyway. Dat flat 6.

Tiburon vs Celica GTS- The Celica without a doubt. I'd take damn near anything over a Tiburon.

Viper vs C7 vs GT500- I'll take the C7, looks the best and is probably the easiest car to live with out of the three. Not a fan of the others anyway.

Cadillac vs Oldsmobile- The Cadillac I guess simply based on looks.
 
I think it's clear that Mike doesn't care about the modern Mustangs (no matter how different looking they actually are).

Um anyway, moving on.

American Sport Cars of the early 2000s

2000 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R
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2000 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 C5
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or

2000 Dodge Viper GTS
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Eh, give him a break, guys. He probably didn't mean exactly the same.

Someone might think that the '06 F150 looks like the '14 F150. They don't, but they look mostly similar. I think that's what he meant by "the same".

Edit: That's a tough one between the SVT Cobra R and the Viper GTS. My head goes with the Cobra R but my heart goes with the GTS.

Heart - 1, Head - 0
 
Viper GTS here.
Though my practical side says the Z06 is the way to go, a C5 Z06 is so common here in Louisiana that I'd hate to pass up a Viper as an option for older muscle.
 
Cobra R because fan boy.
And for the '14 American cars question.
'2014 GT500 in white(how hard is it to Google "2014 gt500 in white"?
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I did, and the one I posted is what I got. And I'll say it again - every Mustang from the 80's to 2014 has never really held my interest enough for me to be able to differentiate model years of the same generation.

Also, I'll take the C5 'Vette, even though I'd take a new Viper GTS any day. I've always liked the C5 Z06.
 
I did, and the one I posted is what I got. And I'll say it again - every Mustang from the 80's to 2014 has never really held my interest enough for me to be able to differentiate model years of the same generation.

Also, I'll take the C5 'Vette, even though I'd take a new Viper GTS any day. I've always liked the C5 Z06.
How the hell do you tell apart the 60s models then?
 
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