Plymouth Hemi Cuda
 

Uncool!!

I love old muscle cars but I think the Camaro and the Mustang look way better 8)

i dont like cars that cry when they see a corner comming up :?

Cool for me. Big Ass motors were awesome.Its a Cuda!

Dunno bout Vinyl roof though

Definitely cool. You'd even feel cool sitting inside one and gunning the engine.

One of best muscle car ever cool for me.

had to give UNCOOL because of the color, but somehow I like it :mrgreen:

^I think it would look better in orange and black.

only THE best muscle car ever

seriously subzero...i get to look at/drive one everyday, we have a black 'cuda 383 four speed in the shop right now, i have pics

The Challenger is actually a better looking car. Nice in a convertible but who wants to pay so much for one. I'll take 4 F40s instead. The purple one was 2.4 million at RM Auctions in Phoenix 2007 the Lime green was only .5 million or so at Wheels and Keels auction in Houston 2006

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Shaker hood=cool 8)

To be honest, it isn't exactly what one would call good-looking in the traditional sense.

not the coolest muscle car in my boock so i 'only' gave it cool :)

ditto, tho not in that color.. :lol:

Very cool car! :)

Subzero!! My favorite muscle car ever

Cool and flawed
 

The Cuda is massively overpriced, I can't understand why they are so much more expensive than every other muscle car.
You must remember that a muscle car is not supposed to have handling or brakes to speak of. It is part of the genre. There are strict rules to follow, like in a crime novel.
You may argue that this is a flaw, and you'd be right. All muscle cars are actually flawed.
If you accept these things, the Cuda is a cool car.

^I find your username quite ironic since 'Cudas and lot of those pig handling muscle cars came with live axles.

Yep, its partially ironic as I like and admire technically and innovative cars, but a lot of old and classic cars do fine with a live axle. And I am a bit of a Morgan fan.
If the road is smooth as a pool table, a Morgan actually handles quite well.