Camaro Exterior Shot - Preproduction/No camo
1/3/08, 12:07 PM
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1/3/08, 03:47 PM
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Don't unwrap the Mustang just yet...
We've seen 2 years of Camaro Concepts and now we'll start to see
naked Pre-productions...We've seen 2 years of Challenger and next month the Production version unveils.
If this is the case the 2010? Mustang will be the freshest design out there...
naked Pre-productions...We've seen 2 years of Challenger and next month the Production version unveils.
If this is the case the 2010? Mustang will be the freshest design out there...
1/3/08, 08:37 PM
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still wish GM would revise the front and rear a bit. 1-piece tail lights like the 1st-gen F body?
- seeing it in white, on first glance I thought "Mercedes Benz CLK!" (the greenhouse vaguely reminds me of one in that shot) oops!
- seeing it in white, on first glance I thought "Mercedes Benz CLK!" (the greenhouse vaguely reminds me of one in that shot) oops!
1/4/08, 02:34 AM
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Agreed. So far so good. The Camaro's biggest challenge will have nothing to do with its design - it will have to do with being late to the party...and where fuel prices are at when it does.
That said, even at $100 per barrel, oil is cheap, if you really analyze it.
That said, even at $100 per barrel, oil is cheap, if you really analyze it.
1/4/08, 05:56 AM
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K now for the front gm! I'll bet this is a reaction to the very unflattering spy pics released earlier. You can actually see the body lines quite well in that shot and looks less watered down than those other shots.
1/4/08, 06:41 AM
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I got the same impression. IMO from the photo released, the rear view looks considerably different than the concept. Not saying it's good, or bad just different.
1/4/08, 11:20 AM
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Nothing I would sell my GT for, or pass on the Challenger to buy. I am happy to see GM offer the Camaro again though, and hope they do well with it; however, for whatever reason I do not find it very appealing.
1/4/08, 12:16 PM
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If you ask me, GM really blew it not having the Camaro production version ready for unveiling at Barrett-Jackson this year along with the GT500KR and the Challenger SRT8. Late to the party indeed. I wouldn't consider the Corvette a musclecar by definition, it's a supercar, with a price tag to match.
