Camaro concept
#43
The car looks good, but the grill is hideous. Go with the flat grill like a 67 or 68, or the slight bow of the 69. I was hoping for something a little more retro and without the buck tooth look.
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you know i noticed something here.
The Chally and the Camaro look very very angry and the Mustang comparitively jas a "hey guys...wanna smoke a doob?" expression...just mellow. where as the challenger looks mad and the camaro look like it will kick your puppy and then pee and not put the seat down.
Just an observation
The Chally and the Camaro look very very angry and the Mustang comparitively jas a "hey guys...wanna smoke a doob?" expression...just mellow. where as the challenger looks mad and the camaro look like it will kick your puppy and then pee and not put the seat down.
Just an observation
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Probably won't see this car or the Challenger on the road. GM and DCX will have a hard time making a business case to compete with the Mustang, which has a GT MSRP starting at just over $25K and has always been a great value. Look at how the GTO bombed ($33K starting price). These concepts will have IRS and 400HP+. Don't expect to see them for less than $30K, or even in production at all.
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Originally posted by burningman@January 7, 2006, 10:20 PM
you know i noticed something here.
The Chally and the Camaro look very very angry and the Mustang comparitively jas a "hey guys...wanna smoke a doob?" expression...just mellow. where as the challenger looks mad and the camaro look like it will kick your puppy and then pee and not put the seat down.
Just an observation
you know i noticed something here.
The Chally and the Camaro look very very angry and the Mustang comparitively jas a "hey guys...wanna smoke a doob?" expression...just mellow. where as the challenger looks mad and the camaro look like it will kick your puppy and then pee and not put the seat down.
Just an observation
#50
Originally posted by burningman@January 7, 2006, 9:26 PM
this help?
Road the track change the link and took down the vid
this help?
Road the track change the link and took down the vid
I was gonna say.....does anyone see Chevy grille deletes coming up soon, but I like that better.
Remember the video says GM will produce if the public likes the concept. Let it be known.
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Originally posted by rhumb@January 7, 2006, 4:13 PM
Now if only the Japanese see the light and field some affordable 2+2 RWD V8 sport coupes from their ample parts bins...
Now if only the Japanese see the light and field some affordable 2+2 RWD V8 sport coupes from their ample parts bins...
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Originally posted by burningman@January 7, 2006, 8:20 PM
you know i noticed something here.
...and then pee and not put the seat down.
you know i noticed something here.
...and then pee and not put the seat down.
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Originally posted by BLT2RUN@January 7, 2006, 8:24 PM
Probably won't see this car or the Challenger on the road. GM and DCX will have a hard time making a business case to compete with the Mustang, which has a GT MSRP starting at just over $25K and has always been a great value. Look at how the GTO bombed ($33K starting price). These concepts will have IRS and 400HP+. Don't expect to see them for less than $30K, or even in production at all.
Probably won't see this car or the Challenger on the road. GM and DCX will have a hard time making a business case to compete with the Mustang, which has a GT MSRP starting at just over $25K and has always been a great value. Look at how the GTO bombed ($33K starting price). These concepts will have IRS and 400HP+. Don't expect to see them for less than $30K, or even in production at all.
Do you think it's coincidence that DCX and GM are introducing these cars RIGHT AFTER the successful launch of the Mustang? There would be no point whatsoever. If they get a favorable reception, they will build them to prevent Ford from dominating the segment...just like the mid-'60s all over again.
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Originally posted by burningman@January 7, 2006, 7:20 PM
you know i noticed something here.
The Chally and the Camaro look very very angry and the Mustang comparitively jas a "hey guys...wanna smoke a doob?" expression...just mellow. where as the challenger looks mad and the camaro look like it will kick your puppy and then pee and not put the seat down.
Just an observation
you know i noticed something here.
The Chally and the Camaro look very very angry and the Mustang comparitively jas a "hey guys...wanna smoke a doob?" expression...just mellow. where as the challenger looks mad and the camaro look like it will kick your puppy and then pee and not put the seat down.
Just an observation
#56
MAN.... that design almost makes me LIKE the Charger.......... :bang:
Personally I think it is HORRIBLE.....
(and not because it isn't a Ford or a Stang - cause I really dig the CHalleneger concept!)
Just looks lousy........
Personally I think it is HORRIBLE.....
(and not because it isn't a Ford or a Stang - cause I really dig the CHalleneger concept!)
Just looks lousy........
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Originally posted by racerx@January 7, 2006, 11:05 PM
Here's the vid: (copy and paste to your browser)
mms://c9o.earthcache.net/woc-01.media.globix.net/COMP000787MOD1/roadandtrack/2006/0601_camaro_hi.wmv
Here's the vid: (copy and paste to your browser)
mms://c9o.earthcache.net/woc-01.media.globix.net/COMP000787MOD1/roadandtrack/2006/0601_camaro_hi.wmv