EllwynX

He's sitting too upright. I never sit that upright in a car. I think people are worrying about the headroom too much. If someone wants to sit up like it's a sedan, they should get a sedan... A sporty car's seating should be slightly laid back imo.

joedashow

Conan O'Brien is funnier, but Leno's cool too.

DvBoard

as long as thier head isn't touching the roof and leave enough room for a helmet who cares?

super83Z

Come on jay dont scratch the paint!

Plague

I think that is the first time I have seen the word Camaro on the under side of the hood. Pretty sharp.

99_Z_155

I dont know, but i can see his chin clearly.....

s10er8

Damn I love that car

95HellBird

I have now got alittle over 17,000 saved up for a new one and sold my firebird to make room for it...........i love that damn car i hope they build it just like the concept....


Now i'm frucked cuz i decided to go back to college there goes my savings for it....makes me mad sorta but once i graduate i will get another one hopefully.

jerminator96

I wouldn't worry too much about the head room guys, something tells me it won't be "chopped" like that.

EllwynX

That's part of what I (and I'm sure others) worry about. Without the 'chopped' look, this car will not be nearly as interesting.

And, again, if people didn't sit in their Camaro like it's a sedan or SUV, I doubt there would be any problem whatsoever with headroom. It's already been mentioned the seats themselves will be lowered (have you noticed how high they sit?) some. I can't see needing to actually change the roofline if they can lower the seat a couple inches.

I've heard complaints about the 4th Gen Camaro's headroom. I'm 6' and had PLENTY of headroom in my '02.

The more I read of what will 'probably' change on the Camaro, the more I think I'll be looking for something else when I go for a new car. When first introduced they made it out that the vehicle as it was, is very nearly what would/could be put into production (mainly the side mirrors and wheel sizes would change and I hoped the interior), but as time progresses more and more seems to have to be altered.

Concept cars do tend to be toned down when put into actual production, but no other concept (in recent times) has gotten the response/publicity this one has. If they are planning any changes that could possibly alter the car by much at all, they need to stop giving it so much publicity. The public has fallen in love with the look of the Camaro Concept. GM would be wise to keep that in mind. I know I, for one, will pass on a new Camaro if it looks much different than the concept... If they'd brought out an overly retro Camaro I'd have had no interest, if they bring something out that doesn't have the super-strong look/presence of the concept my interest will be non-existant as well.