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And the Dodge Viper ACR is an even more extreme example still. Chevrolet’s lightweight, full-adjustable Camaro Z/28, with equally wide Pirelli PZero Trofeo R tyres front and rear, has already impressed us it even found its way onto our 2015 Car of the Year test. As inappropriate and ludicrous as the concept the Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R is – an all-American muscle car that’s been treated to some European-like performance mods to make it suitable for tracks, not drag strips – we’re still very glad it exists.

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