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[philosslayer]

DETROIT -- The golden age of the muscle car is now.

Despite strict emissions limits, concerns about climate change and unpredictable gasoline prices that would make a '60s hot rodder pull over and weep, Detroit''s modern performance cars could run rings around the classics. And they're surprisingly affordable when compared with price tags of some exotic cars with similarly high-performing engines.

"Back in the 1960s and '70s, we were looking at 300-, 325-horsepower engines. Now you've got 500-, 600-, even 700-horsepower," said Ken Gross, an automotive historian, museum consultant and journalist. "Never in my lifetime did I think I'd see the day when I could drive a 700-horsepower street car."

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2015/08/09/golden-age-muscle-cars-now/31366901/


Please tell me who needs a gas guzzling 500 horsepower automobile? Other than, you know, the obvious compensation issues.