Leaked images reveal GM Performance parts likely for 2010 Chevrolet Camaro
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Leaked images reveal GM Performance parts likely for 2010 Chevrolet Camaro
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[/IMG]Images of the road-going 2010 Chevrolet Camaro convertible were leaked online earlier today, and now Leftlane has acquired two images of a model Camaro decked out in GM Performance Parts that will be available when the latest entrant into the pony car segment launches next year.
When the Camaro launches next spring, look for GM Performance to offer:
Custom seven-spoke wheels
Ground effects kit
Duck-tail and high-rise rear spoilers
Front grille insert
Rear-fascia blackout
RS and SS decal packages (RS package shown)
That list is likely to expand as the Camaro nears productions, with probable upgrades including a cold air intake, performance exhaust and many others.
[/IMG]Images of the road-going 2010 Chevrolet Camaro convertible were leaked online earlier today, and now Leftlane has acquired two images of a model Camaro decked out in GM Performance Parts that will be available when the latest entrant into the pony car segment launches next year.When the Camaro launches next spring, look for GM Performance to offer:
Custom seven-spoke wheels
Ground effects kit
Duck-tail and high-rise rear spoilers
Front grille insert
Rear-fascia blackout
RS and SS decal packages (RS package shown)
That list is likely to expand as the Camaro nears productions, with probable upgrades including a cold air intake, performance exhaust and many others.
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I am pretty sure that is the same (or VERY similar to) spoiler that is on the Holden sport sedan. Unlike many here, I am not sickened by it, but I do believe a nice, full length, 1 1/2 - 2" tall duck tail spoiler would complement the car much more. I am really liking the cowl hood, gfx and hockey stripes though, the more I look at it, the more I like it!! The wheels, meh, I prefer the 5 spokes shown on the pre-pro's. Net result is I am leaning far more towards a Camaro than a Challenger.
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Looks Great
The car looks cleaner with out the air intake above the grill and the grill and headlights look very nice.
Never did like the air intake above the grill. With a grill opening that big no need for more air comming in lol.
Never did like the air intake above the grill. With a grill opening that big no need for more air comming in lol.
Last edited by john stewart; Mar 29, 2008 at 10:10 AM.
