About This Quiz
There's no 100% definite way to describe a muscle car. It has never been as apparent as a convertible or a coupe because it's not the type of car that any company specifically made. It was more of a way of producing cars, one that really appealed to a segment of the motoring public. Though the rules aren't hard and fast, if you were looking for a muscle car, you likely wanted an American-built automobile that featured a powerful engine, was either mid-size or full-size and maybe had 4-speed manual transmission, front-wheel drive and two doors. But again, these features aren't set in stone. The muscle part comes from the engine, so that was the critical feature. Does it have a lot of horses under the hood? Do the neighborhood animals go mysteriously quiet when you put the key in the ignition? Does it purr like a jungle cat? If so, you just might have yourself a muscle car.
People still make cars that qualify as muscle cars, but the heyday of the muscle car was from the mid-1960s into the '70s. Those were the cars everyone thinks of, and those are the ones we want you to think of. But we're not making it easy! You have to name what you can while being distracted by hot women. It's, uh, scientific. Try it!
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