Didn't see this posted but I know you guys are really good at digging up the latest news and rumors, so sorry if this is a repost.

Not much here, one sentence at the end of the Blue Devil blurb on AutoWeek "One other hot rumor swirling around Detroit: Camaro produciton has been moved forward, from 2009 to 2008." What's their source(s), doesn't say, maybe just speculation? We can only hope.

http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dl...024/LATESTNEWS

 

that blue devil blurb in itself is drool inducing, then they throw that in about the maro? Holy Shucking Fit

 

agreed

 

What's a "Maro"????

 

Something you have inside of your bones that produces blood.

 

No, I belive that is marrow......a 'Maro is something that stirs the blood and makes your heart beat faster

 

You mean, kind of like Viagra?

 

everything points to asap. Enclave will probably be 18 months so provided the interior doesnt get a complete overhaul and the exterior is as is, I dont think Camaro is too far behind.

Of course thats just my opinion...

 

Camaro will be here quicker than we expect if it's given the final go ahead within the next 5 months as planned.

Trust me on this.

 

Not so sure they haven't already passed this point....
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showthread.php?t=429243

 

Scott's already asking about options...something else to put in your emails to Sam in the above link.

http://www.chirpthird.com/vb/showthr...ed=1#post51096

 

not that they've made any decisions yet.

 

I am still betting we see an introduction in mid 2007 - not model year, but calendar year. By July 2007, I predict this board will be hopping like it was during the concept rollout. Any bet takers? I don't have any inside info other than reading everything that everyone else on here reads. The general feel of this thing is enthusiastic.

I believe it is already on the fast track. GM has a golden opportunity for a 40th anniversary that I don't think they'll miss.

I think we'll be able to thank the people behind the scenes for this - doing everything they can to expedite the project process. They are people who are experienced and who know what the program managers are going to be looking for, thus anticipating managements' requests. They did just that with the concept, making it production ready. I believe they're doing the same thing right now.

 

I would LOVE to see a production version tour the show circuit next year and see it in showrooms next fall. That would be uber-awesome.

 

Oh yeah!