The mid 90's was what I had in mind, the thing is all I could find in terms of a picture with all three cars was this one. The 3000GT could work, as it was also a good seller under the Dodge Stealth, adding to its sale numbers while also staying in the exact same formula (unless you add the AWD version).

I'll take your word for it, I haven't driven the Challenger yet having being in the UK for most of its currents production life and personally, I don't like how it looks. I just thought the Challenger might fit in.

This guy has more balls than China has people, I would be shit scarred of that truck tipping over doing what he did (though I don't like driving the SUV I normally drive, I prefer being lower to the ground in my SC400).

Mustang - Camaro - Challenger?

Actually I was Born in Norway to Portuguese family (I am also a citizen) who lived in Canada most of his life (and became a citizen on my 19th birthday, being as soon as possible) and went to the UK to study and practice law in one of the world's top 15 law schools, moving back to Canada because there are no jobs for…

I know I put one out there, but after replying to another comment I had to list it here, a menage e trois between the RX7-300ZX-Supra, all three of these cars being RWD Japanese coupes with turbos and similar power levels were right at each other's throats and have been going at it in their own way for almost two…

I would say that the 300ZX vs RX7 would be a better comparison as they are more closely related in their performance and legendary status. The RX8 is just widely seen as a non-competitor in most cases due to its setup, though that would be a good example as well, but not one of the greatest examples. Again, I would…

That is a perfect example that completely left my mind. Not only do you have them going at it for market share and in racing, but they both launched their own luxury brands at the same time with Lexus and Acura coming out in the same markets and roughly a few years apart (though technically, it would be a menage e…

That's a classic Jalopnik picture, it was just perfect in the way that it demonstrates how the muscle car war has been reborn in the form of the original's successors. To be honest though, the current "war" would have to be expanded to include the Japanese and even Korean brands with cars such as the Genesis and the…

It would have to be the three way rivalry between Ford, the GM group of companies and the Chrysler group (all the Dodge/Mopar cars) during the muscle car wars. When you thought that it couldn't get any hotter, someone would pour more fuel onto the fire with a bigger engine in an even more radical car. This became more…

That is quite true, basically it is similar to the "Game of the Year" editions you see for many games, where they throw in all the content that has been developed for that product over the year (Fallout 3 with all the DLC, Oblivion with its own, wait a sec there is a pattern here, Bathesda I see what you did here,…

Actually there was a plan to release a B-spec version later on, with improved vehicles and more content, but it was never released (though really, many claim that is merely what GT4 was, the B-Spec to GT3).

It is not only a possible cut in funding and 300% increase in tuition, it was passed by the coalition government, with one part of that coalition being a party that was primarily voted in by rather left leaning people and basically students (thus their drastic wins in student areas). Recommendations were made on…

Actually the UK funds the BBC primarily out of the Television Licensing tax which is applied to every household that has a television set, with a discount for black and white televisions as well as for those who are elderly or blind. So, it is funded equally by every person who watches television in the UK as it is a…

Kim Kardashian, last time I checked, doesn't have a show that is paid for via public spending through the UK TV Licencing Fee. The BBC is publicly owned and operated, funded by tax payers, so he has no defence for wanting the murder of the people funding his job.

One reason and it's clear, the BBC which creates his show is funded by the people he wants dead, simple. It's also not government workers alone, it is a general strike.

Last time I checked (if by here you mean the US, apparently the only other place on the planet as not many other places in the planet charge that much for tuition and only private schools, law schools and medical schools charge over $40,000 per year as the average public university rate is $27,000 USD), not one US…

I'm not saying that they shouldn't be making points, I am clearing up a lot of incorrect information that I have been reading here. This is not the type of strike that you see coming from the UAW, this is a mass strike from different sections of the country on an issue far from wage increases. Something Clarkson is to…

Just so those who are not up to date on what is going on in the UK know, this is not an employee strike for wages, this is a general strike going on across the UK against government cuts. These strikes also include people such as students that don't want to see an increase in their tuition from £3,000 to £9,000 per…

They aren't striking for pay increases, this is a general strike against the measures being taken by the government and include people such as students who are against their tuition going from 3,000 pounds per year to 9,000.