The 2010 Camaro Super FAQ to answer all questions!
Some jurisdictions require the usage of a front license plate. It varies from state to state and province to province. Example, in California and British Columbia, it is illegal to not have a front license plate and you can and will be fined. However, in Alberta, Saskatchewan and other provinces and states, there is no requirement for one.
I live in cali and I got a ticket for not having a plate on the front of my 91RS, yet my extended family members in Wisconsin dont have front plates and dont get bothered for it
Last edited by imadude1134; Dec 5, 2007 at 02:13 PM. Reason: typo
Some jurisdictions require the usage of a front license plate. It varies from state to state and province to province. Example, in California and British Columbia, it is illegal to not have a front license plate and you can and will be fined. However, in Alberta, Saskatchewan and other provinces and states, there is no requirement for one.
I am pretty sure (in my area at least) if you don't do anything to draw undue attention to yourself, a missing front plate is the least of the officers worries.
Besides, the should leave me the #*$) alone and pull over all these illegals with their fake/unregistered out of state tags (not to mention lack of insurance OR licenses) if they want to accomplish something good.
Take a drive downtown a couple miles from where I live and you'd swear you were in Pennsylvania (with some Wisconsin, Virginia and others thrown in for good measure).
Im glad to see it coming back but it kinda sucks cause their making another V6 so that means everyyyyyyyone will have one. i think they should've made it like the challenger and made only v8's in my opinion. But money talks more than the appreciation of a muscle car especially since they didnt down grade the camaro's in the 60's....................eh what can ya do!!!!
I am not sure what this has to do with the 2010 Camaro FAQ, but since it will be outdated in a few days...
That cannot be a bad thing. Products survive when not only a lot are made, but when a lot are purchased. The more people have them, the better it is for everyone. More cars sold = continued production in the future = better and more profitable aftermarket = more people enjoying their cars. Car companies don't want only sell a few cars. They want to make money by selling a lot of cars and right now, they need all the help they can get.
http://www.dodge.com/en/2009/challen.../se/index.html
i think they should've made it like the challenger and made only v8's in my opinion.


