I know its already been in a beer commercial or two, but how about "Mississippi Queen" ? Or "Magic carpet ride"

 

How about "The Imperial March"??

 

That was the first song that popped into my head.

 

I like that one

Limp Bizkit Rollin would be cool to

how about Metallica "Fuel"

 

No, they're saving that for the Millennium Falcon edition Camaro!

 

Cake - Going The Distance

 

Ac/Dc- Back in Black or
Scorpions- Rock You Like a Hurricane

 

AC/DC - Back in Black, Jimi Hendrix- Voodoo Child, Golden Earring- Radar Love, Steppenwolf- Born to be Wild, The Chambers Bros.- Time Has Come Today, Queen- We Will Rock You...


-Mike

 

This may sound odd....... but what about Vertical Horizon - Best I Ever Had,...... since camaros are the best ya' know

 

"Highway to Hell?" LOL

 

Excellent idea for the reintroduction.

 

Battery by Metallica

I am just imagining the commercial in my head. Ahhhh......

 

My obscure band reference....Big Black, Racer X. Emphasis on the part were he says "I need a little more speed..."

Or how about White Zombie, Black Sunshine only change it to a Camaro instead of a Mustang.

Final "Way to heavy to ever be used in any ad" suggestion. Deftones, Be quiet and drive (Far Away).

I guess I need to cut down on the coffee.

 

Thinking practically, I'd suggest Lenny Kravitz's "Are You Gonna Go My Way". Its a good rockin song, thats not obscure or won't alienate consumers. Another good one would be Filter's "Best Things In Life" "You know the best things in life aren't for free!"

I remember the title of the Road and Track article when they tested the 2001 ZO6 - "The Empire Strikes Back" I thought that was great. They should definetly use the "Imperial March" for the C6 ZO6.

 

As one of the world's biggest Metallica fans I would have to say that'd be freaking incredible, but besides the insanely aggressive riffs it doesn't have much to do about the rebirth of a performance car. I'd say Fuel would be more appropriate because it's also much more "mainstream" ( ) but with Metallica's history of being extremely selective about licensing their music I doubt that would happen either.