Showing posts with label Camaro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camaro. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Soon, we’ll see if the new Camaro has the tricks to last



By its spec sheet., The 2010 Chevrolet Camaro looks like the final evolution of the pony car. The big question is if there is enough buyer’s pony-car for support over the long haul.

The gasoline cost $ 2.30 per gallon when the world has gone ga-ga over the Camaro concept of the exhibition automatic Detroit in January 2006. She made more than the average $ 4.00 nationally on July 21, when Chevrolet unveiled the Camaro production at its technology center in Warren, Michigan. Most projections suggest $ 5.00 per gallon before the car hits showrooms in spring 2009.

With the transition in gas prices and more difficult economic times, car buyers have moved to the practice - and economical fuel. Yet if Chevrolet is expressed concern about the new Camaro, Vice-president Ed Peper of Chevy does not leave.

“We are excited about the launch now because so many people had expected,” Peper said in the statement. “We have style, value and fuel economy which is ahead of the competition.”

Sunday, December 7, 2008

Car News: Chevy Camaro Gets Full Line of Performance Parts and Accessories


The key word for the Chevy Camaro is heritage. And with this offering by GM's Performance Parts division, the Chevy brand restores a little of the romance that helped make the Camaro one of the icons of American car culture.


The list of tuning options is long and includes both interior and exterior trim kits, from cabin design to classic stripe kits in various colors. What stands out are the rally and hockey stick-style strip options which evoke the past (yet another 70s-referencing design cue) while keeping the contemporary Camaro relevant in the marketplace today simply by its boldness alone.


Also on offer here are some performance goodies for under the hood and beyond. It includes air box and exhaust kits for both the V6 and V8 engines to improve performance and accentuate sound. And the real kicker, a short-throw shifter developed with Hurst with the classic styling of that well-know parts maker.

No details on pricing or performance boosting are available but the pics tell their own story.
Source: GM via World Car Fans