I did say "look."

It has more than a passing resemblance to Camaros and Firebirds and Vettes. When I think muscle car, I don't just think Mustang or Grand National.

Of course it also shares some elements of some other more exotic cars.

With a run of only 100 it won't do for Ford what the Viper did for Chrysler/Dodge. But I'm sure their early numbers are based on their estimated capacity (anyone know how they'll be putting these things together?) and not demand. They should be able to sell a fair number more than 100.

Bruno

Don't put down Honda by comparing the Viper to something they'd produce.