Straight line performance and burnouts are great, but these ten bruisers can actually take a curve just as well.
10.) AMC Javelin
The Javelin was AMC's Trans-Am road racing hero. You could buy one with a "Go Pack". Enough said.
Suggested By: GR1M RACER : Wrong Most of the Time, Photo Credit: vetaturfumare
9.) Oldsmobile Cutlass 422
Coil overs and disc brakes in all corners in 1971. Handled just like a ballerina!
Suggested By: Vracktal
8.) Mercury Cougar Eliminator
A luxurious '60s Mustang with better suspension, more power, stripes, wings and a nice handling package.
Suggested By: Green Pig, Photo Credit: DVS1mn
7.) Ford Mustang SVT Cobra
Independent rear suspension in a Mustang before it was cool.
Suggested By: RedWhine, Photo Credit: Brett Levin Photography
6.) Holden Monaro
Australia's drift machine of the 2000s.
Suggested By: djmt1, Photo Credit: FotoSleuth
5.) Dodge Challenger T/A
Homologation specials always make things right, and the Trans Am-sourced Challenger T/A was no exception. Faster, harder, cooler.
Suggested By: shpuker, Photo Credit: big-ashb
4.) Cadillac CTS-V
A big Cadillac shouldn't handle, but it's better than you'd imagine.
Suggested By: Brian, The Life of, Photo Credit: nan palmero
3.) Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE
A handling package that actually makes a huge difference.
Suggested By: SasquatchElvis, Photo Credit: GM
2.) Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG
It's a German muscle car that also came with a wagon body, get over it.
Suggested By: Audistein, Photo Credit: Alexandre Prévot
1.) Ford Mustang Boss 302
If the 2015 Mustang wants to be the best-handling modern Mustang, it has to beat this one to succeed.
Suggested By: McSeanerson, Photo Credit: Stradablog
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