Considered by many to be the first muscle car, the most powerful production
automobile of the year was the 1955 Chrysler 300. It debuted with a modified
Hemi engine developing 300 horsepower. Two four barrel carburetors coupled
with a full race camshaft and heavy duty suspension made the 300 a true
contender in the performance market, while an Imperial grille and standard
full leather interior attracted luxury buyers as well.
Equipped with solid lifters, a full race camshaft, and heavy duty suspension,
all ensured that the 300 would perform and handle better than the other
Chrysler products in the dealer showrooms. Despite a late introduction
on February 10, 1955, Chrysler built 1,725 of its "100 Million Dollar
Look" 300s in its first year, at $4,109 a copy.
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Considered by many to be the first muscle car, the most powerful production
automobile of the year was the 1955 Chrysler 300. It debuted with a modified
Hemi engine developing 300 horsepower. Two four barrel carburetors coupled
with a full race camshaft and heavy duty suspension made the 300 a true
contender in the performance market, while an Imperial grille and standard
full leather interior attracted luxury buyers as well.