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The quickest, factory-based configurations—those carrying the ZL1-derived supercharged V8—will cover 60–100 mph in roughly 3.5–4.0 seconds when measured under optimal test conditions, a figure derived...
A equipped with a 396 cubic‑inch big‑block typically weighed in the low-to-mid 3,300‑pounds range curb weight, with documented factory examples and option tables clustering around roughly 3,374–3,383 ...
A Camaro equipped with the 396 cubic-inch V‑8 was factory-rated in multiple horsepower figures depending on the specific engine option — commonly 325 hp, 350 hp and the high-performance 375 hp — all q...
There is no evidence that or has publicly committed to remaking the mid‑1950s as a factory production model; reporting and industry rundowns of Chevy’s 2026–2027 plans do not list a 210 revival, and a...
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A realistic, streetable vintage American V8—updated with a modern performance carburetor or EFI-style intake, high-flow heads, a performance camshaft and free-flowing headers—commonly reaches roughly ...
La pregunta "que motor, que modelo usas" plantea a la vez una demanda personal y una solicitud práctica: si se espera una respuesta en primera persona, no hay fuente que documente qué motor "uso" aquí...
If your primary criterion is durability (long lifespan, low breakdown risk), the available reporting for 2025 points repeatedly to Toyota and Honda models and brands as the safest bets: iSeeCars finds...