5th gen spotted according to motortrend.com 7-17-2003
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5th gen spotted according to motortrend.com 7-17-2003
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But should Chevrolet then design a new Camaro to appeal to a wider audience? Enthusiast feedback to GM says no. Despite the inherent comfort and cargo-carrying compromises, owners are willing to make sacrifices for the combination of power and handling. In fact, GM studies on customer wants reveal items that could be addressed in an evolutionary product: fresher styling, more horsepower (of course), smaller catalytic converter hump, eliminate skip shift, and improved visibility. A source close to the program claims that an evolutionary strategy is carrying the most momentum. He indicates that bolder, more dynamic styling in a more tightly designed package is on the drawing board.
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"Text expanded from the September 2001 article"
I remember reading this article before I left for college. This is old stuff. Besides, if it were really new news, we could know already on this board. Motor Trend prints stuff that is only confirmed through official press releases.
I remember reading this article before I left for college. This is old stuff. Besides, if it were really new news, we could know already on this board. Motor Trend prints stuff that is only confirmed through official press releases.
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"Exclusive: Fifth-Generation Chevrolet Camaro
Is there a future for GM's venerable ponycar?
By Jeff Bartlett, Jack Keebler & Todd Lassa
Photography by Mark Stehrenberger
Motor Trend, September 2001
Text expanded from the September 2001 article"
Interesting stuff, but old! Hope to see something new soon, even though I plan on keeping the LS-1 forever.
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Is there a future for GM's venerable ponycar?
By Jeff Bartlett, Jack Keebler & Todd Lassa
Photography by Mark Stehrenberger
Motor Trend, September 2001
Text expanded from the September 2001 article"
Interesting stuff, but old! Hope to see something new soon, even though I plan on keeping the LS-1 forever.
Ed
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But should Chevrolet then design a new Camaro to appeal to a wider audience? Enthusiast feedback to GM says no.
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Originally posted by Z28Wilson
Not to mention the fact that the "new Camaro" sketch they have at the top of that page looks more Mitsubishi than Chevy.....
NEXT!
Not to mention the fact that the "new Camaro" sketch they have at the top of that page looks more Mitsubishi than Chevy.....
NEXT!
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Brother Pacer needs no faith...
Brother Pacer has seen the light.
A source more trusted than I will fill you in at the appropriate time, but I will leave you with this...
If you start saving $10 a week NOW, you'll have a decent down-payment when my beloved returns to us.
Brother Pacer has seen the light.
A source more trusted than I will fill you in at the appropriate time, but I will leave you with this...
If you start saving $10 a week NOW, you'll have a decent down-payment when my beloved returns to us.
