Olds Most accepted Muscle Car

Muscle car is a phrase used to indicate a wide range of high-performance automobiles. It is an American-made two-door sports automobile with strong engines having wide range of performance driving. A huge V8 engines is fixed in a 2-door, engine and wheel drives, and family-style medium-size or full-size car developed for four or more travelers. It is sold at a low cost and is used mainly on the street usage and in racing.

Many say that first muscle car is Oldsmobile Rocket 88 which was introduced on 1949 for the people interest in power and speed. It gives prominence to America's primary high-compression valve V8 in the slighter, lighter Oldsmobile 76/Chevy body for engine with 6 cylinders.

According to Peter Henshaw the author of the book “Muscle cars”, a "muscle car" is "exactly what the name implies. It is a product of the American car industry adhering to the hot rodder's philosophy of taking a small car and putting a large-displacement engine in it. The Muscle Car is Charles Atlas kicking sand in the face of the 98 horsepower weakling." Henshaw additionally says that the muscle car was introduced for straight-line speed, and did not have the "sophisticated chassis", "engineering integrity", or "lithe appearance" of European high-performance cars.

Some of the Muscle cars and its manufacturers are listed below

Manufacturer	Muscle Car
Pontiac	GTO
Dodge	Charger RT
Mercury	Cyclone CJ
Chevrolet	Chevelle SS
AMC	Machine
Plymouth	Road Runner
Buick	Gran Sport
Ford	Torino GT
Oldsmobile	442

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What to do if my car was damaged during transport

Even though thousands of vehicles are shipping without accident every day, there may be a possible of occurring scratches in your vehicle. So you have to arrange your car in a better way to prevent loss of money. There are some steps to be taken if you found any damage in your car after transport.

1. Before transporting your car just check your vehicle carefully for any damage. If so note it for future reference.

2. After shipping your car just go through it, as there is a little bit possible of getting damage. In a better lighted area check for broken glasses, scratches, roof and under the bumpers. If you found any damage record it on the Real Inspection Report and get a sign from the driver.

3. Finally call your transporting company and show the Real Inspection report and the Images of the damaged car. After your action they will take care of your vehicle and rectify your problem by giving money or they’ll repair the damages of your car quickly.

If you find that your shipping company is not responding properly just file your report in the Better Business Bureau of the shipping company and they will instruct the company to take necessary action.

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