R377

I would take that car over the Camaro anyday. Much better looking, and the number of doors doesn't mean anything to me. I mostly want V8, RWD, and GM.

I'm not sure we'll be able to buy that in 2007 though. It may hit the auto show circuit in 2007, but that doesn't mean it'll be for sale that quickly.

Capn Pete

If built in 2007 (even LATE 2007) could they still call it a 2007 Camaro? (even 2007-1/2?? like there was the 1970-1/2). I've been crying for a 2007, 40th-anniversary Camaro for a long time now . Be a nice little brother to my 35th-anniversary car .

Now they just need to step-up and offer an LS7-like motor!!

Here's to keeping our fingers crossed (but not getting hopes up) .

DrewSG

Interesting.

Are these going to be built in the US? Because if it's imported from Australia, I still don't see how that'll be a 2007CY introduction.

Even if it is built, what plant would be readily available to start building these cars this time next year?

greg_nate

The thread mentions Spring Hill, Wilmington or Hamtrack.

Red89GTA

Got that right .

think of it as compensation for dealing with the bad roads and winter.