Pictures of new SS camaro and my ZR1
#1
Burning Brakes
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Pictures of new SS camaro and my ZR1
My friend that owns a chevy dealer let me know when their first SS hit the ground, so enjoy the pics.
Real good looking car with 426 HP, they have 42 orders presold with deposits. Car could save GM
by it's self, just a few years to late! The car was just through PDI and wasn't detailed yet so sorry for the dirty camaro.
Ted
Real good looking car with 426 HP, they have 42 orders presold with deposits. Car could save GM
by it's self, just a few years to late! The car was just through PDI and wasn't detailed yet so sorry for the dirty camaro.
Ted
#6
Safety Car
My friend that owns a chevy dealer let me know when their first SS hit the ground, so enjoy the pics.
Real good looking car with 426 HP, they have 42 orders presold with deposits. Car could save GM
by it's self, just a few years to late! The car was just through PDI and wasn't detailed yet so sorry for the dirty camaro.
Ted
Real good looking car with 426 HP, they have 42 orders presold with deposits. Car could save GM
by it's self, just a few years to late! The car was just through PDI and wasn't detailed yet so sorry for the dirty camaro.
Ted
#8
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Camaro looks pretty agressive, and of course the ZR1 is the one to own.
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#13
I could stand having a Camaro parked in my garage - in that bumblebee yellow color scheme. And the ZR1, it goes without saying- what a car!
Thanks for sharing the pics.
Thanks for sharing the pics.
#14
I proudly drive a Challenger SRT "tank"...and love every minute of it.
#15
Too much ground clearance isn't the issue. Only lowering the beltline at least 4 inches would make it look less like a Clydesdale. This is one fat car (not phat, fat). It needs to slim down to more attractive proportions. They say they modeled it on the '69, no '69 ever looked that porky.
#16
The Challenger may be heavy, but it doesn't look heavy the way the Clydesdale Camaro does. I think they both need to lose some weight, but at least the Challenger carries the excess weight better than the Camaro.
#19
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I saw a Challenger on the way home from work today and have to agree, from a distance they kinda look alike... The Camaro looking the "bulkier" of the two... I had a Camaro 20 years ago in my early twenties... not sure if Pony cars can survive the current finacial climate... Shame that development to production time is so long... Three or four years ago these cars would be selling like hot bakes!
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I'm still waiting to see one in person, but I've seen the Challenger. Not bad at all. I still think what I see of the Camaro is just too much. I remember and see often the '69s--this is a pretty far cry from the generation one Camaros.