The Baddest Muscle Cars of All the Time! | Scotty Kilmer | Kevin Oeste

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[@AmericanMuscles]

Can't believe how intense some of these rides are. Which one do you think takes the crown for being the baddest of all time?

[@user-fp3wq4rd6m]

The Maverick was a Mustang? Obviously whoever created this video knows nothing about American Muscle. Not going to waste time watching the rest of it, the first segment was bad enough.

[@AmericanMuscles]

I'm sorry to hear the video didn't meet your expectations. The Maverick and Mustang are indeed distinct, and any confusion there is regrettable. We aim for accuracy and clearly missed the mark this time. I appreciate your feedback-it helps us improve. If there are other segments or topics you’d think we should cover more accurately? I’d be grateful to know. Thank you for giving it a chance.

[@russelldavis9316]

It gets even worse. Look at the Malibu. The whole thing is AI.

[@DL30Creations]

AMC Pacer X would dust those mavericks in a heartbeat. Your point?

[@AmericanMuscles]

@@russelldavis9316 Sorry to hear that. We aim to improve. Please share any specific corrections. Thanks for your feedback.

[@AmericanMuscles]

@@DL30Creations The AMC Pacer X is definitely a contender! What do you think makes it stand out against the Mavericks?

[@ecarter371]

Thanks for sharing. I have to watch it again. Very informative.

[@crw3673]

Just about none of these vehicles fit the whole definition of a muscle car. Very misleading!

[@AmericanMuscles]

Awesome to hear you found it worth a second watch! Thanks for sharing that. Curious to know, what caught your attention the most? Any topics you’re eager to dive deeper into in our next videos?

[@AmericanMuscles]

Thanks for pointing that out! Defining a 'muscle car' can definitely vary, and we aim to cover a broad range. I’d love to hear your thoughts on what key features define a true muscle car. What models do you think are the best examples? Your insight could really help us refine our content!@@crw3673

[@JQ3GT]

The title is misleading. It should be "When the Baddest Muscle Cars Stray from their Roots"

[@AmericanMuscles]

Great point on the title-yours has a real ring to it! I'm curious, what aspects do you think make a muscle car stray from its roots? Would love to get your take to ensure our content really hits the mark next time!

[@peterrichard3706]

I never heard Matador was a mussel car !!!

[@lenordbrazil9580]

It's a sporty rambler

[@lenordbrazil9580]

The maverick was never a muscle car

[@crw3673]

​@@lenordbrazil9580Ford did make a grabber edition Maverick. But 90% of these cars do not fit the full definition of muscle car!

[@AmericanMuscles]

That's a good observation! The Matador isn't typically categorized with the classic muscle cars, but it has its unique charm. What are your thoughts on what defines a true muscle car? It's always interesting to hear different perspectives!

[@AmericanMuscles]

Thanks for highlighting that! The Maverick often sparks debate about its classification. What do you think are the essential traits of a muscle car, and which models do you consider the purest examples?@@lenordbrazil9580

[@andydanko7074]

I always loved the 73 road runner.😮

[@AmericanMuscles]

The '73 Road Runner is a classic! What do you love most about it?

[@andydanko7074]

@AmericanMuscles my buddy in high school had a 74 which is pretty much the same body style red, white interior 400-4 Barrel buckets automatic, air conditioning. One wheeled wonder he could smoke it for a block. Handled great, very nice Cruiser. Sharp car.

[@justinnaylor3898]

What is up with the AI pics of the Malibus? There are 2 front side marker lights on the white one

[@AmericanMuscles]

Thanks for pointing that out! We'll review the images for accuracy. Your attention to detail helps us improve.

[@merdith6]

Imagine how many amazing cars we missed out on due to stupid regulations

[@AmericanMuscles]

It's true that regulations have definitely influenced the automotive industry in significant ways. It's interesting to think about the designs and innovations that might have been. Are there any specific models or concepts you wish had made it to production?

[@merdith6]

@@AmericanMuscles yes it would be cool to see high horsepower Camaros and Mopar evolve during the 70s and 80s instead of devolve

[@AmericanMuscles]

@@merdith6 Definitely, it would have been amazing to see high horsepower Camaros and Mopars continue to evolve during the 70s and 80s. Imagine the advancements we could have witnessed!

[@brianlackie5093]

Lol this is a promo. These cars have the potential to be valuable in the near future

[@AmericanMuscles]

Lol, I see where you're coming from! These cars do have some serious potential to become valuable collectibles. Do you have any favorites or ones you're keeping an eye on for the future? Would love to hear your thoughts on which models might see a rise in value!

[@JimmieCates]

Can't Even Get Out ,Of It's Own Way!😢

[@AmericanMuscles]

Sorry to hear you feel that way! Which car are you referring to?

[@modelrestorations]

I actually like the overall video, but I think it would have been better to show it as odd and cool cars AFTER the muscle car era. I actually own a 77 olds 442. While cool looking its not a muscle car as previous versions before 74 were. I dont think they were ever meant to replace true muscle cars. As you mentioned, gas prices and govt crackdowns on emissions made it all but impossible for auto makers to recreate the true muscle car era. Good info regardless.

[@AmericanMuscles]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and the insight about your '77 Olds 442-it's fascinating to hear from owners who can trace the lineage and evolution of these cars. You bring up an excellent point about how external factors like gas prices and emissions regulations shaped the automotive landscape. What other aspects of car history or specific models do you think deserve more attention in our discussions? Looking forward to your suggestions!

[@brianlackie5093]

Some a the cars In your video ain't so bad... what about the 1983 dodge charger? It was my first car, it produced a whopping 88 horsepower and would over heat with rear seat passengers

[@AmericanMuscles]

Glad to hear some of the cars caught your interest! The 1983 Dodge Charger definitely has its own unique charm-sounds like it gave you some memorable experiences! That 88 horsepower must have been a wild ride, especially with the overheating challenge. What’s your favorite memory with your first car?

[@mach1mustangguy992]

the maverick was its own model that had nothing to do with the mustang....the performance model was the grabber which they had to detune bc it was faster then the mustang

[@AmericanMuscles]

Thanks for clarifying! The Maverick Grabber is definitely an interesting model specially with its performance history. It's fascinating how it was detuned to keep the Mustang on top.

[@AmericanMuscles]

What do you think made the Grabber stand out the most?"

[@DL30Creations]

According to 90% of videos on KZbin the mustang is the most notorious for crashing within seconds of starting a race. It's not the hundreds of drivers fault its the piss poor design of the one vehicle. When the Fox body was introduced they went to crap.

[@AmericanMuscles]

That's an interesting perspective on the Mustang's reputation. The Fox Body era certainly brought changes to the design.

[@AmericanMuscles]

What do you think were the key issues with the design, and are there any other cars you think faced similar challenges?

[@user-xg1ut3bm8u]

First off you had the Mustang and you had the Maverick ,THEY WERE NOT THE SAME CAR GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT !!!

[@AmericanMuscles]

Thanks for pointing that out! You're right, the Mustang and Maverick are distinct models.

[@HgYr-mu2of]

After 1972 there's no muscle' s cars

[@brianlackie5093]

This isn't an accurate representation of early 80' and 90's cars.... the muscle car was dead in the 80s and 90s the Camaro and trans Am was the the sports car people gravitated to. Mustangs didn't exist... nobody wanted a Mustang until the fox body was unveiled and then they started to get popular again

[@AmericanMuscles]

Thanks for your insight! The 80s and 90s were definitely a unique time for car enthusiasts. You're right about the Camaro and Trans Am capturing a lot of attention during that era. It's interesting how the Mustang's popularity shifted with the introduction of the Fox Body. What are your thoughts on the impact of the Fox Body on the car scene back then?

[@jamalhatten2964]

The mustang didnt exist? Tell me you know nothing about cars without knowing anything about cars.

[@V8TV]

Can you take Kevin Oeste out of the title, as he's got nothing to do with this video? Thanks!

[@AmericanMuscles]

Thanks for pointing that out! We'll make sure to correct it and remove Kevin Oeste from the title. Appreciate your attention to detail! By the way, are there any specific topics or features you'd like to see in future videos?

[@DanielLopez-tb2fl]

Hogwàsh &nonsense a waste of time.

[@AmericanMuscles]

Really sorry to hear it didn’t hit the mark for you! We’re all about making content that’s worth your time. Could you let us know what parts felt off? We’re here to learn from you and make sure our next videos are a lot better!

[@russelldavis9316]

Some BAD AI right there. We are all dumber having watched this. Where do I begin? *The Maverick was never a Mustang. * The ‘78 challenger was a rebadged Mitsubishi from Japan, you can’t hardly rag on that car without mentioning that. * AMC never marketed the Matador as a muscle car. * I laughed out loud when they kept showing V8s and Z28s when talking about the Iron Duke Camaro, which sucked, but was never marketed as a muscle car. You could get non-muscle car versions of these pony cars from the very beginning. *The entire Malibu section should be fired on into the sun. * Perhaps the biggest recurring problem through the whole thing, don’t tell us why something sucked back in the day and then show us extremely customized modern versions.

[@darrelkinney9856]

Putting a name on a car doesn’t make it what it is. Destroy the good names of muscle cars into a wussy mobile is not how to get people to look at n maybe buy them. Just because you see it on the road don’t mean it’s the real deal.

[@AmericanMuscles]

A name alone doesn't capture the essence of a true muscle car. Authenticity matters.

[@AmericanMuscles]

What do you think are the key elements that make a car a true muscle car?

[@darrelkinney9856]

All cars past 74 went to crap 5 year old crayon pushers , haven’t a clue what hp and muscle is . Putting a badge on a turd won’t make it look like a real car . Cars of the 60s and early 70s had character,style hp .

[@AmericanMuscles]

Many muscle car lovers feel the same way about the character and style of cars from the 60s and early 70s.

[@AmericanMuscles]

What are your favorite models from that era, and what features do you think truly defined their muscle and power?