2009 Camaro? Where is it?
IRS you say? sweet

What platform is this on?

GM-putting taillights, and headlights on a car, does NOT make it unique
Last edited by tim99ws6; Dec 7, 2005 at 09:59 AM.
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Respect the administrator's wishes, DO NOT POST ANY pictures, or any links that will show these pictures on this board. Simple.
tim99ws6, it looks nothing like that IMO, thats a damn caddy on a vette platform by the looks of it.
I spoke with someone at GM Security for about 20 min this morning, and found him the images that were posted. They are doing a full investigation on trying to locate the inside source of these photos. Whoever sent them to us covered their tracks pretty well, I wonder if they did the same at their workplace.
I see almost nothing similar between the two cars... modern design and some sharp edges... but that is the new look of gm, but besides that nothing
Who do they think is going to buy the car?
If they hold any grudges against the site...well....no members should buy or supprt the new car.
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This is the same issue all the Corvette guys ran into with the C6. We all wanted to see the C6. The first glimpses were the "jujubee" thread where he photchopped a C5 with the C6 accents. GM was less than pleased. Then came a whole host of other pics, like the "boat shop" pics (pics of the body in white in a fiberglass shop that has done all the dev work for GM. Gm investigated, and a several folks lost their jobs. GM is dead serious about this sort of thing.
Anyhow, look lets make it clear whether those are GM's final plans for the car or not is immaterial. Its confidential information. GM, heck any company, is touchy about leaks of confidential information. Its corporate espionage. It may be innocent, but it is what it is.
Also, keep this in mind GM has LEGAL reasons why the name Camaro can't be used. We're not talking about small legal reasons either we're talking serious, serious cash. That limitation expires at a certain point, but don't expect GM to use the Camaro name until it can legally with no repercussions.
Also, keep in mind that release of information like this early can steal away from their "big announcement". Keep in mind that the early release of information can also give the competition a heads up before GM wants them to know what they are up to. With the state of U.S. automakers, you need to keep in mind that we want GM to succeed.
That all being said, I'm just like anyone else. I like to see stuff early. I know folks who have seen the full sized models in person. The response I've heard so far is WOW! But, folks need to understand and respect GM from a business perspective on why things are like they are. Yes, this might be the car. On the other hand it might be all wrong, and GM doesn't want bad info out there. We'll all see in January.
To Scott, and anyone else from GM who might be reading this. Look guys we are enthusiast first and foremost. We want you guys to knock one out of the park for us. The C6 , and especially the Z06 has shown GM has taken the gloves off, and is going toe to toe with anyone. We're curious, and like I said, its just like the C6, we're out there looking for info, good or bad. There are a lot of us "enthusiasts" who are chomping at the bit to get another "Pony Car" on the street.
Anyway, like I said folks, be patient, and understand GM isn't a killjoy, they are a company in business to make money. Stuff like this isn't the way to do it... So understand their reasoning, and be understanding of why they have to do certain things some times...
- kwiktsi@ptd.net. Hopefully GM does something to keep the customers, their current line up (aside from the Vette, and imho GTO) sucks *** and the ones that suck less are overpriced. Never been a Dodge/Chrysler/Mopar fan, but they have a pretty good line up and are slowly winning me over- I even bought a Dodge truck this year
. I hope the new Camaro is worth the wait, otherwise add another customer to the Challenger list.Joe






