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No Z28 for 2010. Convert is on Delay as of now.
The commercial looks like hi-quality homebrew to me. |
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It's labeled "spec" - and is an odd length. Likely used only as a sample for those who made it.
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I'll be surprised if the market sees the new Camaro at all.
At this point in time, 422 optional horsepower is just something for the other automakers to point out as GM building what the market doesn't need. How about a turbo 4 that gets over 25 mixed MPG? Or hybrid...? As much fun as this car could be, the car is doomed by both market circumstances and economic conditions. |
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HP was just adjusted to 430.
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LOL! That's funny.
Hey, while they're upping the hp, why don't they update the specs on that new Hummer pickup truck that I've been seeing commercials for. Hey, who makes that? Oh yeah, that's right-- GM. The same company that now wants a bailout with our money while they continue to make and market b.s. products... ...who now has a brand-new car coming to the market that just had the horsepower adjusted to 430! Seems right on time, and par for the course. |
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I think most of us here like 430 hp cars instead of turbo 4's. I'm sure there are other websites that cater to turbo tiny engines, just not this one.
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Charley,
I agree with you (my fun comment), but I'd rather have a turbo 4 than no more GM. |
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It's homebrew for sure. Concept car at the end was digitized into the shot.
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