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2010 Ford Mustang GT

Muscle cars are about sin, clear and simple. They are the automotive embodiment of envy, lust, amour propre, greed and gluttony - often in that order. And while rarely guilty of inertia, they have been known to be used as instruments of wrath, especially between stoplights.

For those who don't adhere to this axiom system, but still want a ride that imparts an aura of casual vile onto them, no worries. In today's dreary world of carbon emissions and cross-breed systems, a 2+2 coupe with little purpose or utility other than to fool around around a gas-sucking black hole that propels the car to extra rightful speeds as a matter of course meets the current societal description of a bad actor.

Those responsible for the 2010 Ford Mustang GT are well au fait of this and even appear to have traded an old vice for this new one. There's no ashtray in the car, a fact that gave them direct reign to position the 12-volt electrical socket anywhere they wanted to. They put it as enormous on the dashboard as possible, up top between the air vents on the center console, making it close at hand for powering portable navigation systems mounted on the window.

Source: FOXNews