http://autodeadline.com/detail?sourc...46503&mime=JPG

 

a little, its a cool car though. if DCX follows through with the swing in time i could mean a helfy cut in 'future chevy rwd coupe' sales

http://199.239.248.45//images/stk/20...er1155570m.jpg
http://www.rsportscars.com/foto/06/chrysler04_03.jpg

 

The Firepower (the concept will get a name change), is actually more of a Corvette competitor. It's built off of the Viper's platform and gets a V8.

 

That looks like the $90,000+ Chrysler version of the Dodge Viper.

Nice concept but if ever goes into production it will cost way more then I can afford right now.

 

i thought we were getting a fast Camaro though

 

I think that I read somewhere, it'll be in the $50,000 range.

But the reason I posted is, if you look at the front end, and sort of squint....don't you see some Camaro cues?

 

Looks like this: http://www.astonmartin.com/content/a...da12537f09.jpg

Mixed with this:
http://www.chevrolet.com/i/gallery/c..._gallery11.jpg

Equals this:
http://tnpv.us/2004/WKA200411/WKA2004111646503_pv.jpg


I dont see much Camaro in there. I do like it though.

 

My initial thoughts were more Corvette + Cadillac XLR look-a-like.

 

It has some Camaro inspired looking lines.

 

It looks European GT inspired, which IMO where the Camaro needs to base its design from.

 

Like the "European" 1970 Camaro...only smaller..

 

Yeah, soemthing like that.
I know most of you dont enjoy the design of a good European GT car, but I think a car that had design like an Aston or a Ferrari would really attract tons of people that would normaly skip over the Camaro.

 

As WERM said, the 70 1/2....especially with the RS front end, and also the '82 had substantial European design influence.