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We love fights. Not unfair fights, but mano-a-mano slugfests. It's part of the American Way and is at the core of our founding.
Sports are full of this. Take hockey, please: What reason is there other than to watch grown men pulp each others' faces as they pirouette on thin steel blades? It's not for the scoring.
Same is true elsewhere. We pick sides, and have opinions and wear colors proudly on our chests, figuratively if not slathered literally like beer- addled, ice-chilled football fans. The debate rages over which is better: King Kong vs. Godzilla. New York culture vs. Los Angeles "culture.'' Paris Hilton's acting acumen vs. a doorstop.
Sometimes there is no contest-it's a lay down.
At this week's North American International Auto Show, an all-time great rivalry is reignited. Ford vs. Chevy, Mustang vs. Camaro.
If you haven't yet done so, read road test editor Natalie Neff's inside look at the new Camaro (in the News section), regardless of loyalty stripe. Keep an open mind if you have a galloping horse on your sternum. This Camaro is just a concept, but with the enormous market success of Ford's Mustang, GM recognizes a rebirth is in high order. Every enthusiast heart ...
Source: HighBeam Research, And in This Corner, a New Contender...(Column)