Chevrolet Camaro

2002 the legendary Camaro had obviously lost its way. At the time, the slope-nose design of the fourth-generation muscle automobile bore more resemblance to a Pontiac Sunfire than its legendary street-brawler forebears. So after 35 years of continuous production, General Motors killed the model.

Three years later, however, the Camaro was resurrected, & this one was spawned using early DNA juiced up with some GM special sauce. The new Camaro is brutally quick: Even the $22,680 entry-level V6 shoves forth 304 horsepower; & the $31,795 V8-powered SS trim adds even more brawn with 426 horses.