chrysler

A car company, responsible for inventing:

Anti-lock brakes
Disc brakes
Power steering
Electronic ignition
Overdrive transmission
The hardtop coupe
And I belive they also helped pioneer the limited-slip differential.

The were also some of the first cars to use 4-wheel brakes.

That applies to Dodge/Plymouth/DeSoto, too.

300, Coronet, Belvedere, Charger, Satellite, GTX, Super Bee, Road Runner, Challenger, Barracuda, Dart, Demon, Duster, Monaco, Omni, Neon, Grand Caravan, Ram, Dakota, PT Cruiser, etc.

by Myajd jdg September 6, 2005

Mustang

pathetic american car that has lost it's taste. many compasre this iron-box to the honda civic but they dont relize that they are actually in two different categories.
1.Struggling Sports Car
A. Ford Mustang
2.Family Economy Car
A. Honda Civic Sedan

now theres no need, compare a mustang to a nsx while ur at it, and dont say, oh its way more expensive than a mustang, because some of you are doin excatly that to the civic.

The guy who wrote that defionition is an asshole

'05 Mustang GT- $25k
'05 Civic Si- $20k
The 'Stang costs 20% more.

'05 Mustang GT- $25k
'05 NSX- $90k
The NSX costs over 300% more.

Now, for performance:

'05 Mustang GT: 0-60- 5.1-5.2 sec
'05 NSX: 0-60- 5.0 sec
Not much of a difference, moron... By the time I've spent 10k on a 'Stang it'll run low '9s on the 1/4.

by Myajd jdg September 6, 2005

six pack

A modified 440 magnum engine made by MoPar from 1969 to 1972. They took a stock 440, put on an Edelbrock aluminum intake, and stuck on 3 2-bbl. Holley carbs, among other, more minor things. One of the greatest muscle car engines of all time. Could compete with the 426 Hemi, the 428CJ, and the LS6 454. Rated at 390hp, 490ft-lbs.

The '69 Six-Pack Road Runner is one of the fastest cars ever. They can outrun many modern sports car, and look cooler while doing it.

by Myajd jdg July 6, 2005

vette

Short version of the Corvette.

1953-?
C5 Z/06: 1.0g skidpad stock (@ 15k less than a Porsche and 220k less than a Ferrari)

C3 ZL-1: 0-60 in 3.6 sec, 1/4-mile in 10.6 sec @ 125+ mph

by Myajd jdg September 6, 2005

LS6

450hp Megacube V8 found mainly in older Chevelles, Corvettes, and even some El Camino's. Good for speed and acceleration, not necesssarily handling. That's right, you Euro geeks with your Porsche can **** off and die. Unless you can respect our cars, we won't bail you out of WWIII! Deal? Anyway, blah blah blah, the LS6 is a great old muscle car engine and is famous throughout the world, etc.

My '70 Chevelee SS454 was just barely beaten by my buddy's '70 Hemi 'cuda. He made it to the finish line .2 seconds before me. Of course, his car weighs less.

by Myajd jdg July 6, 2005

es

1. Abbreviation for 'Electric Spanish.' As in, the modern electric guitar. The design dates back to the late '30s.
2. A model of hollow or semi-hollow bodied Gibson electric guitars.

Gibson ES-295, ES-335, etc.

by Myajd jdg July 14, 2005

HEMI

Legendary Chrysler V8, characterized by hemispherical combustion chambers. Chrysler Hemi's date back to 1951; however, most are more familar with the 426 Hemi that originated in 1964. The current 'Hemi' used in Chrysler's is not a true Hemi. Thanks alot, Germany.

A special race-prepped 426 Hemi powered the '68 MoPar/Hurst Super Stock Darts and Barracudas. Rated at 425bhp (although more likely over 650), this complete with acid dipped doors, fiberglass hood & fenders, and numerous other weight-reduction techniques got these cars from 0 to 60 in about 3.5 seconds, and boosted them to top speeds of just over 140mph. Needless to say, to this day they dominate the NHRA Super Stock classes.

by Myajd jdg July 13, 2005