Muscle Cars that are SuperCars

Apparently, even Muscle Cars turn out to be SuperCars.

The Dodge Viper and the Corvette Are both part of the SuperCar Era.

The Viper started back in 1990, known as the RT-10.

It was only made as a convertible, but had 450bhp which was impressive, 0-60 in just 4 seconds and flat out it would be doing 168mph.

But what was mostly famous about it was the blue and white stripe over the top, and the world's biggest car engine at more than 8000cc. The SRT-10 was brought out in 2004, which had more power, better accelaration and more faster. There is a limited edition of the SRT-10 out now which will mark the end of an Era of one of the best known Muscle Cars in the world.

Chevrolet also have a reputation of of making Muscle Cars that are SuperCars.

The Corvette had literally taken the Muscle Car Era by storm ever since it was launched in 1952, but it's real SuperCar Era began in 1996, when then the C5 was put into production, and stayed in production for 8 years, until it was replaced by the C6 in 2004.

The C6 is still in production today, along with the ZO6 and the ZR1, which is the most powerful Corvette to date.

It has a 6.2 litre supercharged V8, which surprisingly is exactly the same engine used in the Cadillac CTS-V.

But while the Cadillac produces 552bhp, the Corvette tops out at 640bhp. That's more power than a couple of Zonda's, Lamborghini's, Ferrari's, all Aston Martin's, Mclaren Mercedes SLR, all Jaguar's, and the Mclaren F1