As an owner of a 1984 Corvette, I can say its the most fun one will ever have with 200 hp. My car has the Z51 handling package and it rides like it on rails. It's a joy seeing the LCD dash work and the pop up headlights complete the entire package. It's a great highway car and I could do long multi-day road trip with it. If Chevy went a different direction with the Corvette in 1984, then it most likely would've died in the 80s
@@IdealMediaChannel It's well worth it, plus the early 84-89 cars are the cheapest of the C4s. I got my 84 for around 5k. In 1990 they changed the interior and went back to analog gauges with a fighter jet inspired dash. In 1991, GM updated the exterior with rounded edges and changed the engine the gen I L98 350 to the gen II LT1 5.7. The later cars typically go for over 10k and ZR1s go for around 25-30k
@@michaelbutkus4790 I bought an 84 that had sat for 9 years 60k original miles almost untouched just had grand sport wheels I paid 3.5k got it to start and idle for a few seconds and sold it for a bit more to my dad who redid the fuel system and the car is amazing
New cars just chasing the Horsepower, Honestly I prefer something that I can dog out and have fun with without it being a literal almost race car. Big fan of the older muscle myself. Much more fun to pleasure drive without worrying about going to jail anytime soon. 😁 I have a 2003 mustang cobra, and it is pretty intense for me, but sadly now a days, some people think 400whp is boring... Not sure why... 400whp is pretty nuts! 😂
@@adamsutherland7875 maybe so, but I’ll tell ya one thing. 20 + years later, you see a lot more GT New Edges out and about than Catfish Camaros, so maybe they aren’t THAT bad
@@BryanSalazarAyala They're definitely not bad, LS1 was just a big leap ahead of the competition is all. Took a while for Ford to catch up. I actually dont know why 4th gen Camaros are so rare nowadays. Maybe they've all just been driven to death lol. Idk.
I agree on the last entry got my 3v mustang for 7.5k with under 100k miles in california 2 years ago and it still running strong , beautiful and still gives me the same enjoyment as if I first got it 🚀🚀
9:00 I knew as soon as I saw that engine bay that there's a number of issues with that car. Because it's front wheel drive, and has a V8 under that hood, there'll be a lot of torque steer. Meaning that the car will try to go in a different direction if you try to accelerate hard. It happens with almost all FWD cars with plenty of power, regardless of what's under the hood e.g Mazda Speed 3. Secondly, because it's a big engine in a front wheel drive platform that ordinarily shouldn't have a bigger engine than a 3.6/3.8 v6, they could be a nightmare to work on. But if you can overlook those issues, the LS engines are bulletproof and sound great, and tuning isn't impossible.
The torque steer is not that bad at all. You can make it 400hp and it can still be a daily driver. They arent too hard to work on either. You just have to get passed the engine being sideways 😂
Don't forget that they used the same v6 transmission that could barely handle the L67 engine. Most are in thr junkyard or for sale with a blown transmission. Total fail by GM. Had they made it rwd it would have been way better. I'll take the L67 3.8 supercharged engine over the ls engine any day.
Owned a 96 Ws6 and fair warning on those Lt1s. Be careful with the water pumps and distributor; they tend to be problematic. Those parts are close to each other, the water pump can leak onto the distributor leading to failure. Lt1s are great if you take care of them.
Putting the LT1's on here makes no sense to me. 98-02 WS6's and Z28/SS's have the LS1 which is not only more powerful, it's ridiculously reliable, and has a aftermarket 500x bigger than the LT. Like you could have just cut this whole video down to... 98-02 Camaro/Trans Am. Since they fit the budget, and outclass every car on this list by a substantial margin.
Some other oddball cheap muscle would be MN12 Fords, Mercurys, and even Lincolns. You got everything from the 5.0L Small Block, 4.6L 2V, 4.6L 4V, and even a supercharged 3.8L V6 that puts out 330 lb-ft. I got a '95 Lincoln Mark VIII LSC in college for $900, that's practically $3 per horsepower! The 300C and Magnum RT are also good options to shop for alongside the Charger.
Gotta be honest, I've been wanting to get a hold of a muscle car to do some tinkering with. The Malibu has a certain appeal for the cyberpunk-ish vibe I have in mind. Might not seem the best, but, some aftermarket parts, some specialized digital dash gauges, maybe some chase-styled tail-lights, swap a lot of electronics out for some newer stuff, and I think it could work.
I just inherited a beat 2007 GT, gots 227.000 miles, has check engine light due to it misfiring caused by supposedly ignition coils and o2 sensors, also gots some dings and dents. Debating if I should restore it or just sell it as is. I’m not muscle car enthusiast never have been. But damn every time I drive it and hear that engine purr makes me wonder what I could make out of it!
I’ve owned three foxes, and while they are a bit squirrely, still an absolute joyride, I bought my most recent (1989 gt) right before the jump on them and I can say that it will probably be a keeper
That's a pretty cool review. I like Ford products but I have to say I would choose a catfish over all of them simply because they can handle better than anything else on this list in my opinion.
I like how he called some of the early entries old, to me if I want a muscles I start at 1972 or older, but to each their own lol. Nice list of American V8 cars, keep up the great work guys!
@@IdealMediaChannel I wasn't insinuating that you thought old was bad, I was saying to me old is pre 1972, I love older cars that is why I bought a 1966 AMC Marlin lol. (Another possible option in the V8, Manual, RWD, under $10k option btw)
These prices are getting out of hand I swear I saw an 07 SRT8 for sale with a lil over 100k miles for sale for 10 grand a couple of weeks ago now they jumped to 15-20k.
I think the third gen Camaro is another car that belonged on the list. Got a ‘91 with the 305 for $4k that runs and is in pretty decent condition, but you could find a nicer example for under $10k pretty easily
@@thullraven1 Done a lot of cosmetics and just waiting on an estimate to refinish the paint. Once done, it will look nearly new. Next up, under the hood. May get buried in this car.
Good list. Some of these might not be the fastest, but they have an extensive aftermarket. You can add good power with little money. Trust me I know. I have a 3 cars that are on this list. Two G Bodies 82 Monte Carlo and 78 Malibu Wagon, 06 Dodge Charger RT and 2004 Ford Mustang Gt.
I really miss my Fox Body. Not because it was good or anything, they really aren't. Even the 5.0 iron block is just kinda... Enough, and nothing more. It's because I could beat on it constantly and never care at all.
I love yalls content. I do have a comment tho. And I'm sure a couple other people can agree. Normal salary doesn't apply to alot. To some dirt cheap is 10g. But for people from the walk of life as I am. 5g is expensive lol so how about a video for even cheaper cars that are totally fun. I've had fun in cars I've paid less then 1g for. Just a thought lol
@@IdealMediaChannel oh I know. I miss the days of fun junkers. And me personally I think it's people thinking too highly of what they own and trying to screw people outta more money. I see it all the time.
Eh, I can't blame sellers for putting whatever price people will pay for a vehicle. I did it with my GX470, I sold it for 2x what I bought it for! Would I have bought it for that price? No. But if the market demands it, I'm not gonna stop them.
They have some lists wit fun cars under 3k. I only make 45k a year and I'm able to afford a Focus ST and 350z at the same time, all about how you budget fam
I had a 94 Z28 with 2.73s and it had all the power of some modern cars in 2023 and then some. That LT1 had violent amounts of torque and a strong response to any mods like intake, exhaust, and especially higher flowing heads. GM has a lot of interesting motors. The LT1 had reverse flow heads, and that was a huge advantage for longevity. Another engine that's interesting is their 4.2 Atlas inline 6 from the Trailblazers in 2002.
I bought a CLK 55AMG for 11k. Classic german muscle, with one of the best motors ever made. Car sold for 140k brand new and it was a convertible. There is a series of supercars from this era that have plummeted in price due to high maintenance. If you are a DIY'r there are a few worth a look. I did trade it in for a Mustang though lol.
Skip the Grand prix GXP, go for a Grand prix GTP with a 3.8l supercharged v6. Bolt in an intercooler, and change up the exhaust, cai, new spark plugs, and headers then drop the pulley size to a 3.0 and bam a bunch of HP and torque and a very light and fast car. They make for great sleepers.
5:31 now I love this car my dad got one and I become a Camaro fan for life but one thing I noticed was these particular Camaros hood and top is it a slight angle so it’s easier to steal all muscle cars by mustangs I’m from California to these are beautiful cars but out here they are used the worst way god bless America
Although I do find the 05 mustang as one of the modern day classics I think the 04 40th anniversary is really cool It almost gives you like a jet vibe idk maybe it’s just me
The catfish camaro is 97-02 and was pacing a ls while the 93-96 was packed with a lt1. They can be built stout but let's not discuss the opti and the placement of them
yeah brother they slipped up on this one!!(WS6owner). there's a big difference between the two. the latter is now horrible but the opti spark situation definitely needs to be taken care of before the car to reach it's full performance/reliability potential. still a fan though!
Instead of a catfish if your looking for an awesome looking car that has the same power plant it would be a Pontiac fire hawk. It is a dead car brand and is loved by enthusiasts but it’s a great looking car with a nice couple v8 options for anyone.
I wouldn’t have added that BMW, if we lookin at a “true” muscle car, I think it would have been better to look a little “older” imo the E92 M3 would have been a nice muscle car, but then again, they aren’t cheap. C4s you can find them for a decent price if you look around, and if you were to get w pre-eagle Charger or Challenger, don’t get one. It’s best to get a newer hemi that has MDS. Rest of the cars on the list weren’t bad doe. I’d take a foxbody anyday, you can find them for a decent price as well if you look around. 💯💪🏿
Honestly, that LS1 Z28 Camaro blows away everything on this list. While I agree they can be ugly, so is every car on this list. The difference is, those Camaros have options off the factory line that made them not ugly. Sport Package ground effects. Chrome wheels. Different hood styles. Making it both the best performance car on the list, and arguably the most attractive. Pontiac GXP gets 2nd place.
Not even a mention of the 4th gen TransAm? You could have mentioned it when you were talking about the Camaro as in "if you can't find a Z28 or SS Camaro, look to it's brother from Pontiac and get a Formula TransAm or a WS6." and then showed a for sale page. It's not just you guys, it seems a like a lot of car sites (unless they are a dedicated T/A site) always mentions the Camaro and never the TransAm. Sorry about the rant, I'll step off the soapbox now. You guys do a real good job...most of the time.
Hey, you're being too nice, we do a good job... some of the time! I get it, and everyone's gonna have a preference on cars. Luckily, we make about 200-300 videos a year, I bet we bring up the Trans Am in a video soon!
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As an Army retiree he hit the nail on the head with the Charger. Soooo many young soldiers had them and still do. Great video
I was at bliss and everyone either has a RT or a Scatpack
@@Datboiiruckus my cousin calls it the male Nissan Altima….aka thotmobile
@@infadelakainf lol.
As a veteran most soldiers especially E4 and below all had v6 ones. With $600 note at 27% interest lol
@@repnatl lol that repo will help them in the long run 😩
As an owner of a 1984 Corvette, I can say its the most fun one will ever have with 200 hp. My car has the Z51 handling package and it rides like it on rails. It's a joy seeing the LCD dash work and the pop up headlights complete the entire package. It's a great highway car and I could do long multi-day road trip with it. If Chevy went a different direction with the Corvette in 1984, then it most likely would've died in the 80s
I hope to someday drive a C4 'vette and relive in the 80's in style.
@@IdealMediaChannel It's well worth it, plus the early 84-89 cars are the cheapest of the C4s. I got my 84 for around 5k. In 1990 they changed the interior and went back to analog gauges with a fighter jet inspired dash. In 1991, GM updated the exterior with rounded edges and changed the engine the gen I L98 350 to the gen II LT1 5.7. The later cars typically go for over 10k and ZR1s go for around 25-30k
@@michaelbutkus4790 I bought an 84 that had sat for 9 years 60k original miles almost untouched just had grand sport wheels I paid 3.5k got it to start and idle for a few seconds and sold it for a bit more to my dad who redid the fuel system and the car is amazing
New cars just chasing the Horsepower, Honestly I prefer something that I can dog out and have fun with without it being a literal almost race car. Big fan of the older muscle myself. Much more fun to pleasure drive without worrying about going to jail anytime soon. 😁 I have a 2003 mustang cobra, and it is pretty intense for me, but sadly now a days, some people think 400whp is boring... Not sure why... 400whp is pretty nuts! 😂
Great list, the price of most of the cars on this list are going up bye the minute so you should buy now.
Facts bro 🔥. Foxbody prices are going up and malibus are getting harder to find or closer to 15k
@@d.brew8 💯
The catfish v8s were like $3-4k before I was thinking about buying one
@@zollieh yeah now they going for 7k-10k but you might can find you a lt1 for cheap.
Make sure yall get those third gen camaros for cheap right now. Mine was 1000 bucks and it's a smooth 10-15 grand for even the V6
If you go with a V6 Regal, that engine will outlive you. Absolutely indestructible
Since we mentioned the Catfish Camaro, why not include the New Edge Mustang. Still on the Foxbody platform, and it has a huge aftermarket support too
Can only fit so many cars in the video! I'll DEFINITELY do another muscle car vid soon. I'll keep the new edge in mind!
And unlike the catfish it looks good, at least the 99-04😁
Prob because that generation of mustangs were absolute garbage compared to those LS1 Camaros lol.
@@adamsutherland7875 maybe so, but I’ll tell ya one thing. 20 + years later, you see a lot more GT New Edges out and about than Catfish Camaros, so maybe they aren’t THAT bad
@@BryanSalazarAyala They're definitely not bad, LS1 was just a big leap ahead of the competition is all. Took a while for Ford to catch up.
I actually dont know why 4th gen Camaros are so rare nowadays.
Maybe they've all just been driven to death lol. Idk.
Love how the Grand National is pretty much the only V6 muscle car with legendary status.
Typhoon, Syclone, and the 89 Turbo Trans Am which had the same engine found in the Buick GNX
@@seanthornton6844 The Trucks had a Turbo charged Vortec 4.3 not the Buick 3.8
@@Trussme96 Tru, but the 89 Turbo Trans Am did. Which means the GN wasn't the only V6 Muscle car/Turck / Suv.
I would argue the old Thunderbird Supercoupe and Turbocoupe have earned that as well.
I agree on the last entry got my 3v mustang for 7.5k with under 100k miles in california 2 years ago and it still running strong , beautiful and still gives me the same enjoyment as if I first got it 🚀🚀
Bought a 1991 Corvette for under 10k and this thing is so cool and fun
9:00 I knew as soon as I saw that engine bay that there's a number of issues with that car. Because it's front wheel drive, and has a V8 under that hood, there'll be a lot of torque steer. Meaning that the car will try to go in a different direction if you try to accelerate hard. It happens with almost all FWD cars with plenty of power, regardless of what's under the hood e.g Mazda Speed 3. Secondly, because it's a big engine in a front wheel drive platform that ordinarily shouldn't have a bigger engine than a 3.6/3.8 v6, they could be a nightmare to work on. But if you can overlook those issues, the LS engines are bulletproof and sound great, and tuning isn't impossible.
The torque steer is not that bad at all. You can make it 400hp and it can still be a daily driver. They arent too hard to work on either. You just have to get passed the engine being sideways 😂
Don't forget that they used the same v6 transmission that could barely handle the L67 engine. Most are in thr junkyard or for sale with a blown transmission. Total fail by GM. Had they made it rwd it would have been way better. I'll take the L67 3.8 supercharged engine over the ls engine any day.
What's the mustang that comes out in 11:45? I would like to know more about the mustang please.
Looks like a 2014 mustang gt
Owned a 96 Ws6 and fair warning on those Lt1s. Be careful with the water pumps and distributor; they tend to be problematic. Those parts are close to each other, the water pump can leak onto the distributor leading to failure. Lt1s are great if you take care of them.
Right why would he put the Grand Prix in the list instead of the Ws6 🤦🏾♂️
Putting the LT1's on here makes no sense to me. 98-02 WS6's and Z28/SS's have the LS1 which is not only more powerful, it's ridiculously reliable, and has a aftermarket 500x bigger than the LT.
Like you could have just cut this whole video down to...
98-02 Camaro/Trans Am.
Since they fit the budget, and outclass every car on this list by a substantial margin.
5.0 Tbird/Aerobird/Super Coupe. 4.6l Crown Vic (P71)
Late 90's Buick Roadmaster Wagon
All have untapped potential
The Roadmaster is a good choice.
@@123andme it's a beast.
Definitely a solid list. I think the Impala SS and Jaguar XJR should make the next list.
Jag is an interesting choice...
I felt like the GTO & or the G8 should of been on this list. At least an honorable mention.
GTO prices be wild now
And V8's are about to disappear!
GTO prices are through the roof
@@123andme nah fr. I wanted a gto soooo bad.
I hope you mean the v6 one because you’re not getting a g8 gt fof less than 10000
Some other oddball cheap muscle would be MN12 Fords, Mercurys, and even Lincolns. You got everything from the 5.0L Small Block, 4.6L 2V, 4.6L 4V, and even a supercharged 3.8L V6 that puts out 330 lb-ft. I got a '95 Lincoln Mark VIII LSC in college for $900, that's practically $3 per horsepower! The 300C and Magnum RT are also good options to shop for alongside the Charger.
I'll keep those in mind for the next list. I think there's gonna be more muscle car vids coming out.
Always wanted one of those thunderbird supercoupes
Gotta be honest, I've been wanting to get a hold of a muscle car to do some tinkering with. The Malibu has a certain appeal for the cyberpunk-ish vibe I have in mind. Might not seem the best, but, some aftermarket parts, some specialized digital dash gauges, maybe some chase-styled tail-lights, swap a lot of electronics out for some newer stuff, and I think it could work.
I have a Stang GT 2007....and I love it
I just inherited a beat 2007 GT, gots 227.000 miles, has check engine light due to it misfiring caused by supposedly ignition coils and o2 sensors, also gots some dings and dents. Debating if I should restore it or just sell it as is. I’m not muscle car enthusiast never have been. But damn every time I drive it and hear that engine purr makes me wonder what I could make out of it!
@AriZonaK1DD Don't throw too much money on it if you don't plan to keep it for a while.
Awesome video Squid !
Thanks!
I’ve owned three foxes, and while they are a bit squirrely, still an absolute joyride, I bought my most recent (1989 gt) right before the jump on them and I can say that it will probably be a keeper
That's a pretty cool review. I like Ford products but I have to say I would choose a catfish over all of them simply because they can handle better than anything else on this list in my opinion.
I like how he called some of the early entries old, to me if I want a muscles I start at 1972 or older, but to each their own lol. Nice list of American V8 cars, keep up the great work guys!
Old doesn't mean bad! It's just ya know, 1972 was 50 years ago
@@IdealMediaChannel I wasn't insinuating that you thought old was bad, I was saying to me old is pre 1972, I love older cars that is why I bought a 1966 AMC Marlin lol. (Another possible option in the V8, Manual, RWD, under $10k option btw)
These prices are getting out of hand I swear I saw an 07 SRT8 for sale with a lil over 100k miles for sale for 10 grand a couple of weeks ago now they jumped to 15-20k.
Yep. The market is insane right now. I just bought a car for 2x what I would've paid for it 1.5 years ago. It's wild.
@@IdealMediaChannel when will it go down
I think the third gen Camaro is another car that belonged on the list. Got a ‘91 with the 305 for $4k that runs and is in pretty decent condition, but you could find a nicer example for under $10k pretty easily
I'll keep that in mind for the next one!
Ahhh, good old-fashioned American Muscle. Back when cars had their own taste and style.
They all looked like old shoe boxes😂 stop lying
Appreciate the shout out man! 🤙 @4:53 lol
I agree on the 2005 and up Mustang. It's an awesome car at an awesome price.
Got my '05 in 2013...still rocks. Paid $12K. Just put in a Hurst shifter today...what a difference, and still stock.
@@mrbob4u495 Awesome!
@@thullraven1 Done a lot of cosmetics and just waiting on an estimate to refinish the paint. Once done, it will look nearly new. Next up, under the hood. May get buried in this car.
@@mrbob4u495 It's a good car with a solid engine. There's tons of mods for it. Good Luck!
@@thullraven1 Making progress. Thanks.
In the U.S. (the northeast) u can get the previous gen Chevelle Malibu for $5-$10k
Good list. Some of these might not be the fastest, but they have an extensive aftermarket. You can add good power with little money. Trust me I know. I have a 3 cars that are on this list. Two G Bodies 82 Monte Carlo and 78 Malibu Wagon, 06 Dodge Charger RT and 2004 Ford Mustang Gt.
Thanks for covering the American made cars. I’m a Dodge guy. I love the Charger look.
My dad just rebuilt his 91 5.0 he bought new, now it makes 950 wheel on a conservative street tune
Gimme a ride!
6 series is an instant classic 😍😍
love my 650i i was honestly shocked to see it on here but when i saw the title of the video i thought there was a chance
I really miss my Fox Body. Not because it was good or anything, they really aren't. Even the 5.0 iron block is just kinda... Enough, and nothing more. It's because I could beat on it constantly and never care at all.
Sometimes the best car is the one you never really have to think about - Sun Tzu The Art of Camrys 246 bc.
Great video as always!
I love yalls content. I do have a comment tho. And I'm sure a couple other people can agree. Normal salary doesn't apply to alot. To some dirt cheap is 10g. But for people from the walk of life as I am. 5g is expensive lol so how about a video for even cheaper cars that are totally fun. I've had fun in cars I've paid less then 1g for. Just a thought lol
We'll try to aim for lower price points but the used car market right now is ridiculous, so finding decent cars under $5,000 is tough!
@@IdealMediaChannel oh I know. I miss the days of fun junkers. And me personally I think it's people thinking too highly of what they own and trying to screw people outta more money. I see it all the time.
Eh, I can't blame sellers for putting whatever price people will pay for a vehicle. I did it with my GX470, I sold it for 2x what I bought it for! Would I have bought it for that price? No. But if the market demands it, I'm not gonna stop them.
They have some lists wit fun cars under 3k. I only make 45k a year and I'm able to afford a Focus ST and 350z at the same time, all about how you budget fam
Something I've been waiting forever
You need to add the Firebird. Not only do you get power, but they're iconic. You'll get more looks then many cars on the list.
firebirds not cheap
*Me, sees the Buick Regal.* damn my parents had an older Regal. I remember that thing when I was 5 years old. Had that thing til like 2002 or so.
Built like TANKS
I had a 94 Z28 with 2.73s and it had all the power of some modern cars in 2023 and then some. That LT1 had violent amounts of torque and a strong response to any mods like intake, exhaust, and especially higher flowing heads. GM has a lot of interesting motors. The LT1 had reverse flow heads, and that was a huge advantage for longevity. Another engine that's interesting is their 4.2 Atlas inline 6 from the Trailblazers in 2002.
Squid: makes a list of affordable muscle cars
Also Squid: ssoooo how bout that honorable mention baby!!!
I always gotta find a way to make the video offend someone!
Corvettes qualify as sports cars but not muscle cars. They were designed for a different market segment than, say, Camaros.
I bought a CLK 55AMG for 11k. Classic german muscle, with one of the best motors ever made. Car sold for 140k brand new and it was a convertible. There is a series of supercars from this era that have plummeted in price due to high maintenance. If you are a DIY'r there are a few worth a look. I did trade it in for a Mustang though lol.
The new edge will forever be the best mustabg
I do prefer the new edge over the S197 that he showed as well. Have a SN95 myself as I have not found my ideal new edge yet 👍
@@chasejones3456 sn95 are also clean I’m 14 so I can only dream of getting a whopper charged coyote swapped new edge
Whopper charged 😂🍔
@@IdealMediaChannel lol😭😭 sponsored by burger king hopefully
My dad built a regal back in the early 90s and it was a lot of fun.
Fox bodies are getting stupid expensive too. Had one back in the early 80s, but mine was a turd! I still like them though.
Try a VE Commodore...Tunable, comfy and lots of aftermarket support.
Sadly we can't own those here in the states for like another 10 years.
05-11 mustangs have always been my favorite car currently saving to buy one
The 5.o for the little extra is so much better
Skip the Grand prix GXP, go for a Grand prix GTP with a 3.8l supercharged v6. Bolt in an intercooler, and change up the exhaust, cai, new spark plugs, and headers then drop the pulley size to a 3.0 and bam a bunch of HP and torque and a very light and fast car. They make for great sleepers.
3 weeks ago, got Dodge Magnum RT with the 5.7 Hemi and AWD.
I got 5.6 seconds 0 to 60 with that thing stock.
4 k Canadian Dollars!
My friend had a grand prix gtp in high school. We smoked everything racing except the tuned diesel trucks
bro i love this guy and his language we need more of you lol
Twice a week I'll be here to give you bad information and red beanies!
The best thing about the Dodge Charger is that it respawns in your garage if it gets destroyed.
Lol(Gta5 reference)
Also everyone thinks you're a cop and gets out of your way.
5:31 now I love this car my dad got one and I become a Camaro fan for life but one thing I noticed was these particular Camaros hood and top is it a slight angle so it’s easier to steal all muscle cars by mustangs I’m from California to these are beautiful cars but out here they are used the worst way god bless America
0:00 what car is this? And is it tuned?
Although I do find the 05 mustang as one of the modern day classics I think the 04 40th anniversary is really cool It almost gives you like a jet vibe idk maybe it’s just me
In my area you can get C4 vettes for under $4k-$5k!! It might seem like I’m lying but I’m not.
I believe you, we try to post decent quality ads for cars in good shape, there's always cheaper and more expensive versions of cars on our lists.
I got a 95 grand prix I switched to rwd and got a small v8 fixed
Can you do dirt cheap exotics under $15,000 - $20,000?
I mean... can you name some? The market right now is wild...
@@IdealMediaChannel uh let me look some up 😅
Here are some I found that are under 20k
1. 2008 Porsche Cayman · 2. 2015 Nissan 370Z · 3. 2003 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 · 4. 2007 Honda S2000
And here’s an abarth 500 with about 101k miles but only $11,995 with home delivery
A must watch video
great video
Thanks!
The catfish camaro is 97-02 and was pacing a ls while the 93-96 was packed with a lt1. They can be built stout but let's not discuss the opti and the placement of them
yeah brother they slipped up on this one!!(WS6owner). there's a big difference between the two. the latter is now horrible but the opti spark situation definitely needs to be taken care of before the car to reach it's full performance/reliability potential. still a fan though!
I agree with you 100%
Wassup my boy squid !!!!
Hi hi
What about the 3rd gen Camaro/trans am they are pretty cheap on the market rn and the trans am has pop-up headlights
Cars from the last quarter of the 20th century just look so much better.
You forgot about the STS-V it’s supercharged 460-470hp I seen some for 10-16k and you forgot about the Pontiac G8 with the 6.0
You spelled “boat” wrong in the thumbnail
Great video though
0:00 is this a dodge charger rt '70?
All are great performers
Foxbody is my favorite car I have a 93 coupe that has a 427 LS th400 and a single 92mm turbo
A true Muscle car had TWO doors!!
May the muscle car never die.
yall know a good hardened bushing to extend my kennebell supercharger pulley? picked up a 01 roush mustang recently
I found a few 68 mustangs under 9000
I always wanted a catfish so yeah. Pretty cool.
I'm a new driver in Minnesota and we have snow up in this state. What are the cheapest fwd cars that are actually cool and reliable
Refreshing to see that the Squidd knows what’s up. The current ev adnausium is tiring. Let’s go.
This is basically the anti-EV vid!
@@IdealMediaChannel haha
The Germans got really good at building muscle cars
Great video man
I wish there would be a good variety of awesome cheap muscle cars in Europe
Make a part 2 and include the sn95 its definitely slept on
A 1995 LT1 Camaro under 10k. I'd hope so. It's the 1998-2002 years that most people want.
Haha you got that right!
02-07 monte Carlo is amazing for the price
Here's a suggestion: Cadillac CTS V
Doubt you can get under $10K right now but yes, amazing cars.
They are great for towing
The charger is perfect for if you tend to be late to work.
Squidie,
I promise you're always there for us. I was about to start researching musclie minivans for overlanding. lol
I just bought a minivan for overlanding you might be interested in.... it's name... Delica. Follow my IG to see it in the coming days! @thesquidd
The catfish isn’t ugly! It has its charms
Here in germany u get the 5,7L V8 Hemi in the 2008 Challanger for around 15-20k
you missed the panther chassis( crown vic/Grand marquis/town car),lincoln mkvii/chrysler 300c/dodge magnum
That fox body's a pretty heavy Miata.
Can you make vid suitable for European viewers bcz all of these cars cost a whole fortune here.
In which country?
Pontiac firebird ws6 for sure
Instead of a catfish if your looking for an awesome looking car that has the same power plant it would be a Pontiac fire hawk. It is a dead car brand and is loved by enthusiasts but it’s a great looking car with a nice couple v8 options for anyone.
I'm just glad the infiniti m45 wasn't on here. We don't need price inflation on those right now.
I wouldn’t have added that BMW, if we lookin at a “true” muscle car, I think it would have been better to look a little “older” imo the E92 M3 would have been a nice muscle car, but then again, they aren’t cheap. C4s you can find them for a decent price if you look around, and if you were to get w pre-eagle Charger or Challenger, don’t get one. It’s best to get a newer hemi that has MDS. Rest of the cars on the list weren’t bad doe. I’d take a foxbody anyday, you can find them for a decent price as well if you look around. 💯💪🏿
Just wanted to put it out there to people, always good to challenge people's expectations! Thanks for the feedback
@@IdealMediaChannel Good ting bruv 💯
Honestly, that LS1 Z28 Camaro blows away everything on this list.
While I agree they can be ugly, so is every car on this list.
The difference is, those Camaros have options off the factory line that made them not ugly.
Sport Package ground effects.
Chrome wheels.
Different hood styles.
Making it both the best performance car on the list, and arguably the most attractive.
Pontiac GXP gets 2nd place.
Mustang all day!
Not even a mention of the 4th gen TransAm? You could have mentioned it when you were talking about the Camaro as in "if you can't find a Z28 or SS Camaro, look to it's brother from Pontiac and get a Formula TransAm or a WS6." and then showed a for sale page. It's not just you guys, it seems a like a lot of car sites (unless they are a dedicated T/A site) always mentions the Camaro and never the TransAm. Sorry about the rant, I'll step off the soapbox now. You guys do a real good job...most of the time.
Hey, you're being too nice, we do a good job... some of the time! I get it, and everyone's gonna have a preference on cars. Luckily, we make about 200-300 videos a year, I bet we bring up the Trans Am in a video soon!
I'm honestly surprised about a mention of any fbody these days lol
with that light blue color and the word beast, I immediately thought this video was from Mr. beast lmao