1970 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird

If you want a 1970s stunner that can scream to 60 mph in under five seconds—a ludicrous time for those days—and has a horn that mimics the Looney Tunes “Road Runner” character, Plymouth has your back. The big-block V-8—with twin Carter carburetors—officially produces 425 hp, though dyno testing showed that to be underrated, with the speed bomb actually creating 433 hp.

Car and Driver recorded the Superbird flying through the quarter mile at 13.5 seconds, running at 105 mph—again, blisteringly quick for the era. For comparison, that shuffle is about on par with a 1999 Ferrari F355 Berlinetta.