New Camaro SS

Resembles the '69 Camaro.
'69 was a very good year.
 
WoodPeckr said:
Resembles the '69 Camaro.
'69 was a very good year.
Exactly. Chev is going after the same styling that Ford pulled off in their new Mustang. The Mustang is styled after the late 60's models (68 I believe was the best year for the Mustang) and has done extremely well.

I love this new look and hope it does just as well.
 
Just what GM needs, another gas hog in its line up


GM should have came out with it 5 years ago...and it should be a hybird--or a turbo V6--like the Grand National was in 1987...at least have that option.

Whats going to happen if gas prices take off again next year and gas is $7 a US gallon or $2 a liter?


I'm a GM shareholder :o and just about had it with their dumb ideas, toys...like Chrysler at the auto show a few years past with the 1,000 hp motorcycle...they need to stop wasting money and start planing to build cars people want and need.....this Camaro may be "cool" but its no Camry...thats what GM needs to build. A cheap dependable car with great gas mileage....go build a $15,000-$20,000 car that gets better mileage than a Camry....but no, they keep building 400+ hp cars.
 
S.C. Joe said:
Just what GM needs, another gas hog in its line up


GM should have came out with it 5 years ago...and it should be a hybird--or a turbo V6--like the Grand National was in 1987...at least have that option.

Whats going to happen if gas prices take off again next year and gas is $7 a US gallon or $2 a liter?


I'm a GM shareholder :o and just about had it with their dumb ideas, toys...like Chrysler at the auto show a few years past with the 1,000 hp motorcycle...they need to stop wasting money and start planing to build cars people want and need.....this Camaro may be "cool" but its no Camry...thats what GM needs to build. A cheap dependable car with great gas mileage....go build a $15,000-$20,000 car that gets better mileage than a Camry....but no, they keep building 400+ hp cars.

Interesting that you say that - according to GM (at 2008 SEMA show), the base V6 Camaro will be in the $20,000 range and will give about 8 - 9 litres/100 kms...

Timbit
 
The Camero has always been in my top 5 - growing up in the 70's & all, but this new look doesn't do it for me. If I wanted to drive a Mustang I'd buy a Mustang. I wish it looked more like a Camero.
 
Why is it in ads, or commercials, they rarely show the back of the car. :mad:
 
Love the pix - but where's the car? Was supposed to be in the showroom last September (to coincide with introducing it in TRANSFORMERS). Still nada. I've owned a Camaro convertible for the last 12 years - can't wait for this new one.
 
CapitalGuy said:
Its makes me smile that a guy with an Italian-sounding handle is raving about a Camaro.

And he'll add the dice hanging from the mirror..or the disco ball. :D
 
That pic is from the 2006 concept car,there are more recent versions of that car including the hugger orange with black stripes,nothing is etched in stone on the final version as told to me by the GM dealer and first cars off the line are going to the US,with each dealer in Canada only alotted a certain number.I am told you have to put a downpayment on the car when its finally determined when the release date is listed and you may not even know the final look of the car,alot under wrapps with this cars release schedule.
 
Why aren't there any pictures of when it transforms into a robot?!
 
I'm happy its coming out. There is a lack of sports cars available these days, especially priced like average cars.