Extremely Hypothetical Question
'66 Toro, hands down. Those things just ooze class, and they are sporty, for their era too! The '87 442 is just......forgettable....and the fact that they're one of the most-sought-after cars for low riding doesn't help. One other thing cool about the Toros is that big ol' flat floor on a full-size car is bad ***! I think anyone who would pick the '87 442 hasn't spent any time in an old Toro! They have more class in their gas pedal than that G-body has in its entire car! Sure, front wheel drive DOES suck, but if you're not doing mad launches, you don't even know it!
The only thing I have against the Toro is that it guzzles, and no overdrive.
'66 Toro, hands down. Those things just ooze class, and they are sporty, for their era too! The '87 442 is just......forgettable....and the fact that they're one of the most-sought-after cars for low riding doesn't help. One other thing cool about the Toros is that big ol' flat floor on a full-size car is bad ***! I think anyone who would pick the '87 442 hasn't spent any time in an old Toro! They have more class in their gas pedal than that G-body has in its entire car! Sure, front wheel drive DOES suck, but if you're not doing mad launches, you don't even know it!
The only thing I have against the Toro is that it guzzles, and no overdrive.
