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bobby joe @ Apr 28th 2008 8:18PM
Man, I hope the New Camaro is that heavy, nice car though.
bobby joe @ Apr 28th 2008 8:19PM
I meant NOT that heavy
psarhjinian @ Apr 28th 2008 9:03PM
The Camaro will probably be even heavier, if you think about:
The G8 is about four thousand pounds
Coupes are generally no lighter than sedans; sometimes heavier due to structural requirements.
Phillip @ Apr 28th 2008 11:47PM
It's been said to be under 3600 lbs, Camaro5 had a good set of details from a trip to the GM proving grounds.