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Apex Coach Charter Bus Rental Service For All Occasions & New York City Bus Tours from 14 to 56 passengers. We provide charter buses for all occasions.

APEX Coach is a New York based family owned and operated charter bus company, with deep history of serving customer’s needs. Accommodations of our customer’s desires and safety are our main priorities. Our drivers go through full-time training program, and we employ full-time Driver Safety Coordinator. All of our drivers are 19A certified to transfer students. APEX Coach operates the finest buses in New York area, that consists of Mercedes-Benz Setra 56 passenger and Van Hool 57 passenger buses. Our vehicles undergo daily inspections and rigorous scheduled maintenance programs to ensure they are in top working condition for every trip.

We take great pride in offering our services to the Argentine National Soccer Team.
07/10/2024

We take great pride in offering our services to the Argentine National Soccer Team.

06/07/2024

Plymouth GTX 😍❤
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The Plymouth GTX, a legendary muscle car born from the golden age of American automotive history, emerged as a potent symbol of power and performance in the 1960s and early 1970s. It was introduced by Chrysler Corporation's Plymouth brand in 1967 as a high-performance variant of the Belvedere, aiming to compete with other muscle cars like the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro.

The GTX was instantly recognizable by its distinctive styling, featuring aggressive lines, a bold grille, and dual racing stripes running along the length of the car. Under the hood, it packed a punch with a range of powerful V8 engines, including the legendary 426 Hemi, known for its raw horsepower and torque.

Throughout its production run, the Plymouth GTX underwent several iterations, with each model year bringing improvements in performance and design. It gained a reputation for dominating drag strips and earning respect on the streets as one of the fastest muscle cars of its time.

However, as the 1970s progressed, stricter emissions regulations and changing consumer preferences for smaller, more fuel-efficient cars led to the decline of the muscle car era. Plymouth discontinued the GTX after the 1971 model year, marking the end of an iconic chapter in American automotive history.

Despite its relatively short production span, the Plymouth GTX remains a highly sought-after classic car among collectors and enthusiasts, cherished for its combination of style, speed, and raw muscle. Its legacy continues to inspire generations of car enthusiasts, keeping the spirit of American muscle alive on both the roads and racetracks.

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