Top 10 Best Muscle Cars of All Time

Great car. I have a '69 SS with 300 horsepower, 355 gears, a 4-speed Muncie transmission, a Hurst shifter, and a gauge package with matching numbers. It's Cortez Silver with a black vinyl top and black hockey stripes.

My wife, who is 57, stops in front of the kids on their weed eaters and smokes the tires. I don't think any of them have ever heard a 4-barrel carburetor, and they love it.

One of the most desired muscle cars of all time. The ultimate muscle car package: dominating appearance, jaw-dropping performance, tight cornering, and a dream list of options.

The Mustang is an overrated muscle car, but on the other hand, the Camaro is not overrated. In fact, it's quite underrated and has a lot of potential.

I'm surprised you guys got this list close to right. You don't see many Chargers anymore, especially 1969 R/T's. The world agrees and is buying these Chargers, shipping them out of the country.

I would rate the 1969 Mach 1 body style as #2, and the 1969 Superbee should be on here as well. Currently, I own a '73 Mustang convertible with a 351C, a 2004 Corvette convertible Commemorative with 12k miles, and a '69 Charger R/T. I'm blessed to be able to choose my rides. Does anybody have a '71 Challenger convertible for sale?

This car is potent and is the sole definition of pure American muscle. This car has the meanest purr and rumbles the ground when you're standing anywhere close to it. It burns through gas with its 7.0-liter displacement, but that's American muscle for you!

This is hands down the greatest and most fierce car the world will ever see. Its style is the very characteristic other muscle cars try (and fail) to imitate. Unoriginal models like the '69 Camaro and the '70 Dodge Challenger don't stand a chance against this hell-raising machine. Definitely the right choice for #1.

Awesome car. I nearly bought one but got married instead. The one I was looking at was black with mag wheels. When I popped the hood, there was a motor that wouldn't quit.

The salesman was a little off that day. He said this car would be someone's coffin. Probably not a great sales strategy. I still would have bought it if I hadn't gotten married.

The first car I ever owned, and for only being 17 now, it's a hell of a good start. Back in the day, these Chevelles could easily dominate the drag strip 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, and even on holidays!

When you think of a muscle car, the '70 Chevelle SS is what you think of. Not to mention, the only cars on this list that are actually "muscle" cars are the Charger and this beast. The rest are really pony cars.

God bless America. We are the only country in the world with the talent to build all these cars on this list. Ask yourself, what do you want to drive? A Toyota Prius or a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS? It's your choice.

The '70 T/A Challenger is the best car of its age, in my opinion. Ponies are overrated. As for new muscle cars (if you can call them that), I saw a Mustang the other day that sounded like a scooter, and the new Challengers aren't too far off.

The 1970 Dodge Challenger is my favorite car and is prime. It should at least be in the top five on this list. Also, no one thinks of buying one of the new Dodge Challengers because everyone assumes they are expensive, but they are extremely cheap if you get a V6.

This beauty of a beast has my vote every time.

I agree. This car is big muscle! With a body like a shark and a powerful engine, the Shelby is cool, and so are all the other cars. For room in the vehicle, both front and back seats, the Olds did a great job.

Any muscle car you obtain is worth driving down the road. It's a car unlike many others.

I bought an Olds as my first car with my own money, and it was and still is fantastic. You have to drive one to understand. They were a gentleman's muscle car, if that gentleman was a BAMF. They had power, precision, performance, while keeping that American attitude.

Mid-size, big-block Ford. If you wanted Ford American muscle that wasn't in the pony car market, this is it. The 1970 Motor Trend Car of the Year.

This definitely should be first because this is a very sexy car. And, duh, it's a Ford, so it must be totally awesome. They have so much torque.

I have a '71 GT Convertible with a 351 4v, producing around 400 hp. It rides and handles so well. Best bang for the buck. All steel to boot.

This car outclasses all the other cars on the list. Unfortunately, most of your voters are probably too young to know it. Also, there were far too few ever produced for many to have driven one.