Pics of that car have been floating around the net as long as pics of the S197 have. And if memory serves me correctly the project was scrapped for the GTO instead.
GM scrapped this car for the GTO? No wonder they're going to lay-off 30,000. Idiots. Would ANYONE out there buy a GTO over this if it was available?hawgman said:Pics of that car have been floating around the net as long as pics of the S197 have. And if memory serves me correctly the project was scrapped for the GTO instead.
no, that's a slightly different one, looks like it's based on the Solstice from the platform. A lot shorter than the other pics.hawgman said:Pics of that car have been floating around the net as long as pics of the S197 have. And if memory serves me correctly the project was scrapped for the GTO instead.
I agree. I like the looks of this Camaro as well as I like my stang. I guess I'm glad they scrapped it cause I'd have to have one parked right beside Esmaralda. Could you imagine having those two side by side in the driveway?5twenty said:GM scrapped this car for the GTO? No wonder they're going to lay-off 30,000. Idiots. Would ANYONE out there buy a GTO over this if it was available?
Serves them right.
yeah, that's true . .. money has a way of smoothing things over, though . ..Fryguy_pa said:Maybe somebody out there can confirm this bit of information... I remember reading ( a while back) that Chevy cannot use the Camaro name again for a while. If I recall, Canada made a deal with Chevy to make the Camaro's at a Canada factory from now on, and in turn, Canada subsidized the factory build by over 10 million dollars. Since the last Camaro rolled off the line, Chevy shorly after bulldozed the factory and turned it into brownfield.
Legion681 said:I think she looks fine.
But as already mentioned, the project for a Chevy Camaro has been scrapped by GM.
It seems that only Dodge stands in the fight of the retro' looking muscle car with the new Challenger, against Ford...
Are you sure it's still going on ? I recall reading a couple of articles somewhere (I doubt I could find them again now...) confirming that the Camaro was a no go...kscoyote said:No, it hasn't been scrapped . . . there are several platforms they're doing cost/unit studies on, right now.
No one at GM thought the Mustang would be as popular as it is, and it's made them rethink their decision on the Camaro - Same with the "Charger" now being morphed into a Challenger.
AutoWeek seems to be the best source on these things, and they reported that Camaro got a kickstart late this summer, after GM reviewed Mustang sales.Legion681 said:Are you sure it's still going on ? I recall reading a couple of articles somewhere (I doubt I could find them again now...) confirming that the Camaro was a no go...