CamaroScotty

Monday afternoon also marks the debut of the all new Chevy.com/Camaro website. This completely
redone website features new graphics, photos, a robust vehicle comparison section, and a build your
own feature that includes pricing and the ability to see exactly what the model configured will look like.
Make sure you check it out Monday afternoon (after 12 Noon, EDT).

CamaroScotty

STOCK1SC

If Chevy was smart they would have had the build it now feature up and running on their website for the past 3 months. People have been ordering the cars for 5 months now and when they start rolling off the line they finally have it just starting. Ridiculous!

jmzlt1

So true!! Late as always GM.

STOCK1SC

I honestly don't understand how they can build a great car like the Camaro and then can't find 1 retard in the entire company that can build a freaking build it now feature on their website! Hell we had our own forum Camaro builder now for 3 months or more. Billion dollar company peppered with some of the dumbest smart people I've ever seen. Only the diehards are gonna go and build a car at the dealer without trying it at home first to get an idea of pricing. Most people probably don't even know they could have ordered one already. My God, do they want to go under for good?

2010_5thgen

yeah i think that should have been something that was up over 3 months ago. but im sure they had more to worry about. but then again their internet guy shoudlnt be worrying about anything but getting that kind of stuff on the web page.

JasonD

They don't use an internet guy. If they did, I would probably be him.

That use an ad agency for the site as well as other advertising. I do agree, it should have been up a long time ago.

King Moose SS

I hope they show the striping package on the site. The Canadian one didn't, I really want to see the final striping looks on the car. I saw the Rally's at the auto show, but they didn't have the hockey sticks.

STOCK1SC

Well someone needs to be fired at Chevrolet. People are hearing about this car and then go to Chevy's website to build and price it and get a general idea for cost but in it's infinite wisdom Chevy didn't think that would be a good idea I guess. I wonder how many people immediately go to the Dodge site and build a Challenger right after trying Chevy? It's like they have sabatuers working inside GM or something, I don't understand their thinking.

RobDarden

All I can say it's about time. I check that site daily for updates.

94Camaro_Z_28

It's about time.

rushdriven

I say its about time as well. I said something to a friend about it and he suggested that maybe they didn't have a build your own section because they want you to go to the dealer to build, price and order one. I would much prefer to get excited about the car by building it and being able to come back to the web site to check it out and maybe change colors or options. You would think with the current state GM is in they would do absolutely everything to try and attract and retain customers.

AdioSS

Does this mean they might be getting rid of all the stupid .pdf Specifications pages on the other Chevy vehicles? There is a LOT of information not on those that used to be in the past.