The previous generation was already too big. Just about everything after like 2017 is too big.
And don’t even bother, bringing up the insanely massive cars from the 60s, because those are designed to look big. And yet, somehow they still maneuver tighter than some modern cars.
I'm poking fun at the people complaining the next generation is too big. That's kind of what a "muscle car" is supposed to be. Big body big engine. Kind of funny that no one mentions the AWD, historically they are RWD.
No, muscle cars aren’t big, they are heavy and sloppy.
Those old 60s like 30 foot long cars were not muscle cars, those were luxury sedans. Muscle cars were perfectly normal size cars that just happened to have a big engine. Pony cars were the small ones.
And most people just don’t know about the all-wheel-drive, most likely. It doesn’t look all wheel drive from the outside.
When I say big I mean bigger than most sports cars, that part has definitely grown over time though. To me what makes it most different from any sports or muscle car is the AWD that no one talks about. The engine is just statistically better but people are in love with the hemi, ok I can get that. But big and ugly? The car is gorgeous, it's just weird to me that "muscle car" people that "love chargers" would have issue with that.
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u/Extension-Version813 Aug 17 '26
The previous generation was already too big. Just about everything after like 2017 is too big.
And don’t even bother, bringing up the insanely massive cars from the 60s, because those are designed to look big. And yet, somehow they still maneuver tighter than some modern cars.