Posted Apr 28th 2006 9:35AM
I agree GM teases us with pics like this and then we get to the showroom and its not what was envisioned. I am excited about the classic design, but weary of GM's past track records. I also agree with Optimus Prime, what is up with the skinny mirrors??? My 70 RS Split, and my 79 Z28 had mirrors that were practical not pretty. If I know chevy this will be a $30,000 to $70,000 over priced plastic matchbox car. I want performance, with an aggressive look. With a fun to drive price tag. Base should be around $17,000 and a Convertible around $30,000. But that will never happen.
May 25 2007 at 9:36 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyWhy don't they take the new Camaro technology and put it into a 1969 body. They would have a winner. The Mustang is closer to the old styling than this Camaro is to it's heritage.
By the way, I like blue with white stripes, convertible, if anyone at GM is listening.
PS - I have a 1969 RT Charger, black on black factory race car that I'm restoring (85% done), so I definitely like the body style of old cars. I wish I would have bought a Charger in 1969 for $5K - would have been much cheaper than the way I'm doing it now!
When...When...WHEN.... Go Chevy, GO...
June 11 2006 at 9:06 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI have been a huge fan of the Corvette for years. I have always wanted one but could never get the guts to spend the money. It hasn't been a problem to blow $50,000 on my Yukon but I feel that there is some value there. I guess its a horse a piece. Anyway, I have never liked the Camaro. It always reminded me of the dirtbags hangin outside of school crankin their 6X9's caught in a smoke storm. However, since I have even seen a glimps of the 07 concept Camaro, I can't wait for GM to make their move on this project. I am ready to put a deposit on one as soon as I can. I can only imagine the dealerships trying to mark the hell out of this one if GM does it right. What do they call that "dealer markup" thats a crock...but it's a reality. Lets pray that GM will put this on the ground the right way.
May 16 2006 at 1:45 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyOH my god, this car is so sweet, i luv it. chevy is the best company out there and my favorite so i really hope they do decide to put this on the market cuz, i luv it! i cant imagine it in a metal flake candy apple red, YEA!!!, hot hot, :)
May 15 2006 at 8:05 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replyif u think caddy when u see this car ur retarded! it's all chevy! i like the look. f u ford and ur gay pony car to!
May 09 2006 at 1:02 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replyi see '69 z-28 written all over this bad boy.
May 04 2006 at 11:23 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI think they should build the camaro just like the 69 model. Bring back the real muscle cars(Z-28).
May 03 2006 at 7:13 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyWell, Guess your Dad didn't finish telling you everything about the Z28 Camaro, Since I had one of the first 5 in California in 1968,Showroom model transam and let me tell you, it handled better than most Corvettes and Porshes in 1968/69 and cost about $1000 MORE than the corvette Stingray, so think about what you said in your reply on the new Camaro, Price wise, its a bargain if its less than the Corvette($60,000)and it sure is a looker,,,,,
PS: Just remember, By 1970 the Camaro Z28 and all the other Boss Mustangs,etc, had already been turned into slow crappy cars, they took the race engines out and put regular 350 CI engines in them and about 100 HP less than in 67 and 68,69, So by the 70 model up, they were already dogs, like your Dads, Street Racing had already been stopped and we were considered criminals in most states,especially Calif where most racers and cars were located...
They need to stop teasing and get to it.
April 29 2006 at 12:44 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
