One of MAD’s last pre-oil crisis muscle cars was the Corsair - a full-sized brute available with V8 engines of up to 7.0 liters in displacement. The GTE trim shown below was introduced in 1972 and featured a premium interior and 8-track player for those who desired more creature comforts. Although its massive engine had been detuned to just 290 net horsepower, this was still enough to get the Corsair from 0 to 60 mph in just 7 seconds.
The Corsair may have been an old-school muscle car under the skin, with a separate chassis and a leaf-sprung live rear axle, but MAD’s engineers managed to make it handle and stop better than it should, with standard four-wheel disc brakes and a suspension tune optimized for agility without compromising comfort. In short, this and the high-performance flagship GTS trim (the latter of which was only available in 1970 and 1971) are now highly prized by collectors.
Note: Original post (from CSR 120) can be found here - exterior design has been revised to account for game engine change to LCV 4.1.13.