No.: 30849 After
quite some time, we have once
This version is based on the Chevelle coupe, which was produced from 1968 to 1972. In the U.S., the coupe version is considered a muscle car due to its engine; this
The car was released in 2009; at that time, the first version of the Super Stocker was also available in bright yellow.
The new Super Stocker is a familiar sight in terms of design. We’re already familiar with the paint scheme from the first Pontiac GTO; the black paint with flames on the front can almost be called a classic for a muscle car.
The handling leaves a mixed impression: Since the car is relatively narrow and tall, you can’t expect much from the stock version. The Super Stocker, however, has a wider rear axle with larger tires and therefore handles better on the track than its stock counterpart. These cars are a lot of fun to drive, but as an opponent, you should use comparable vehicles—they hardly stand a chance against a pure race car. That, though, is part of the appeal of these American cars.
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regards, CoMod Lotus
