GM's Upcoming Alpha - All Things to All Enthusiasts?
04-22-2010, 01:00 AM
#21
The Camaro makes use of plenty of aluminum everywhere. It's probably about as light as it can be for a car it's size without totally gutting it or pricing it through the roof.
The fact that it accelerates, handles, rides, and drives as well as it does is really a testament to Holden's engineering talent.
The fact that it accelerates, handles, rides, and drives as well as it does is really a testament to Holden's engineering talent.
04-22-2010, 07:20 AM
#23
No, but it will be gone here shortly, and the Cruze (if it has an "SS" model) would be heavier, thus spoiling some of the fun (albeit not that much). I think a smaller car than the Cobalt, even with less power, can make a dent in the market. I see SS/TCs all over around here, all driven be young people. Now less weight in the new Aveo + LNF = 
04-22-2010, 12:50 PM
#24
those are fun and fast little cars, especially the turbo version. 
04-26-2010, 11:55 AM
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No, but it will be gone here shortly, and the Cruze (if it has an "SS" model) would be heavier, thus spoiling some of the fun (albeit not that much). I think a smaller car than the Cobalt, even with less power, can make a dent in the market. I see SS/TCs all over around here, all driven be young people. Now less weight in the new Aveo + LNF =
Oh well, learn something new everyday. I assume they just weren't selling enough of them?
04-26-2010, 12:24 PM
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