jsaylor

This according to Left Lane News. This is assuming no additional snags pop up along the way. Better, really, really, really late than never I suppose.

http://www.leftlanenews.com/chevrole...html#more-5911

elcaminoguy

Believe it or not this is good news for the Mustang die-hards. With some actual competition Ford is likely to ratchet up the innovation and parts machine.

I'd like to own one of each, Z28 and GT. Then I could park them side by side and listen to them snarl at eachother...

ScottyBoy302

I got my hopes up that chevy might actually be starting production soon when i read the title "Camaro Production Star.."

Slims00ls1z28

Dec 7 09 for my vert eh? Sounds about right. Should have a good deposit by then, I don't want the first Camaro on the block just the first vert.

exgto

I wish I could get excited about this car, but honestly, while I'm happy to see tha Camaro come back, it does not do much for me.

97svtgoin05gt

Whats taking so long? They should be embarressed.

Boomer

its not so much that its taking so long,

as much as they showed it way too early

ScottyBoy302

Well i think they got a fire lit under their *** when the concept pictures really did leak by accident. They pulled it pretty quick, but a lot of people had seen and saved it by then.

Moosetang

Wasn't just the concept coming too early, its also the fact that the Camaro-featuring Blockbuster has already been out, run, and now released to DVD and we're still over a year away from seeing the car on lots. That was just an insanely bad move.

Vermillion06

I agree, they should have shown the concept closer to the production date; we should have first seen the concept at auto shows about now, not two years ago.

As it is, the "new" Camaro has already been out in the public eye for about three years and will be five years old when the actual production car is released. The general public will be so bored with it by the time it actually can be bought.