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10-second-car

A car that can run a ¼ mi. in 10.999 or less.
The 240sx and the Mustang had a good race because they were both 10-second-car's.
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10-second-car

Something easibly ubtainable for an american car powered by a V8. Something not so easy for an imported nissan sx with a 4 cylinder.
The Mustang and the nissan sx didnt have a close race because a nissan sx cant do anything under 14s.
Muscle Cars Own!!!!!!!! F those ricers lets blow them up.
10-second-car by sloppycory September 4, 2005

10 second car 

A car that can complete a quarter mile starting from a standstill in 10 seconds or less
packed with 620 horses, the ferrari 599 gtb fiorano flies by the quarter mile marker making it a 10 second car
10 second car by dew2229 May 12, 2009

10 second car 

A car that covers the 1/4 mile between 10.00 and 10.99 seconds
I only got to make one pass at the track last night in my Corvette, turns out it is a 10 second car after the new cylinder heads and cam. NHRA requires a roll bar for any car that fast
10 second car by Autohaulic March 20, 2008

10 second car 

as one man grips the genitals of another, he fast and furiously stimulates the genitals while pretending to shift the gears of a manual transmission car.
Man 1: "You know you owe me a 10 second car, right?"

Man 2: "Vroom! Hope you don't mind if I grind your gears!"
10 second car by Frenchy Davis April 2, 2009

10 second car 

A car that goes 0 to anything over 60 in less then 10 seconds
obed has a 10 second car
10 second car by obed November 29, 2007

10 second cars 

A car that can drive a quarter mile in as fast as 10.999-10.000 seconds

A car that can drive a quarter miles in less than 10.000 seconds is considered a 9 second car, or an 8 second car, and so on depending on how fast the car drives in the quarter mile.
10 second cars are total weaksauce, they are just all the rage on the internet.
10 second cars by PQLR P PL December 3, 2018
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