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"Once upon a time, NASCAR racing cars were based on actual stock cars. That hasn&amp;#039;t been the case for decades, of course. As the racers got faster and safer, they got...&amp;quot;samer.&amp;quot; Sticker differentiation was no consolation to anyone who remembered when Detroit would crank out a homologation special in order to gain an edge on Sundays. That gave us icons like the Mopar wing cars and rarities like the Torino Talladega and the Monte Carlo SS Aerocoupe. Those days will never return, but at least some of the production-car styling has. The Gen 6 Cup cars sport bodywork that&amp;#039;s actually a reasonable facsimile of the street cars they&amp;#039;re meant to mimic. In GM&amp;#039;s case, their NASCAR body is even based on an actual performance car. What a novel concept. And now you can peruse every single ride in the field via the photo gallery linked above. It&amp;#039;s not perfect, because there are, you know, Camrys, but it&amp;#039;s better than it&amp;#039;s been in a long time. Time to brush up on the field before Sunday. You-know-who drives the #10. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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