7. Ford Mustang
The Ford Mustang is the Pony Car equivalent of the Corvette. With nearly as much history, it too has a loyal following for each of its generations – yes, even the awful Mustang II. But Mustang love runs deep, as it is more of a lifestyle than just an automobile. Expect owners to have Mustang memorabilia, clothing and maybe even Mustang-themed furniture in their homes.
Mustang owners love to tune and make their cars faster. A big source of pride is how much faster they have made their cars, using the least amount of money. “This ‘Stang now puts 400 hp to the ground and it only cost me a nickel and a Happy Meal!”
6. Nissan GTR
The GT-R is a bit of an odd entry here, as the strongest fanboys and fangirls are those who don’t even own the car. They are the ones religiously reading the specs and reviews of the car and watching the YouTube videos of the latest GT-R kills. Although incredibly fast, especially for the money, this has led to a bit of a superiority complex for the GT-R, making many believe it’s faster than it actually is.
McLaren P1? GT-R will beat it. SR-71 Blackbird? The GT-R has a higher top speed. Millennium Falcon? The GT-R made the Kessel Run in less than 11 parsecs.
5. BMW M3
Ever since the first BMW M3 came to market, it has adopted a loyal fan base. The M3 to these drivers is more than just a sports car. It’s a sophisticated, luxurious sports car for the higher brow crowd. It’s a proper gentleman’s or lady’s choice. Don’t ever try to discuss if a lowly Mustang or Camaro is faster than this Bimmer. The M3 is too good for those American roughians, they’ll say. It's like T
