Engine Specifications2
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Engine Specifications2
Originally Posted by GM
Dear Mr. Womble,
Thank you for contacting Chevrolet and for your interest in the all new 2010 Camaro! We appreciate the time you have taken to write us. We attempted to contact you by phone, but we were unable to reach you.
We certainly appreciate your comments and we will document your concerns so that they may have an impact on future models. However, at this time we do not have official specifications on the engines going to be released on the Camaro. Customers will be able to choose from a V6 or V8 engine and a manual or automatic transmission, but we do not have the estimated horsepower for those engines available yet.
Again, we appreciate your feedback. We recommend that you stay in contact with us and your preferred Chevrolet dealership for updates. If you are not familiar with dealerships in your area, an easy way to find one is by using the dealer locator web tool on http://www.chevrolet.com. We also recommend that you sign up for email updates for the latest available information on the new Camaro at http://www.chevrolet.com/performance.
At Chevrolet, we strive to provide exceptional customer service. If we can be of any further assistance please email us or call 1-800-950-2438, between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., Eastern Time, seven days a week. Thank you for contacting Chevrolet!
Sincerely,
The Chevrolet Marketing Team
http://www.chevrolet.com
Thank you for contacting Chevrolet and for your interest in the all new 2010 Camaro! We appreciate the time you have taken to write us. We attempted to contact you by phone, but we were unable to reach you.
We certainly appreciate your comments and we will document your concerns so that they may have an impact on future models. However, at this time we do not have official specifications on the engines going to be released on the Camaro. Customers will be able to choose from a V6 or V8 engine and a manual or automatic transmission, but we do not have the estimated horsepower for those engines available yet.
Again, we appreciate your feedback. We recommend that you stay in contact with us and your preferred Chevrolet dealership for updates. If you are not familiar with dealerships in your area, an easy way to find one is by using the dealer locator web tool on http://www.chevrolet.com. We also recommend that you sign up for email updates for the latest available information on the new Camaro at http://www.chevrolet.com/performance.
At Chevrolet, we strive to provide exceptional customer service. If we can be of any further assistance please email us or call 1-800-950-2438, between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., Eastern Time, seven days a week. Thank you for contacting Chevrolet!
Sincerely,
The Chevrolet Marketing Team
http://www.chevrolet.com
Told you I emailed them.
Did you expect an answer other than that?? They're not gonna spill the beans yet. Maybe they're still deciding between WHICH V8 to put in, so they really dont have an answer for you. Looks like this time, we wont know until they WANT us to know.
-good initiative.
-good initiative.
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This is what the new Camaro will START out with:
V6 Engine
Base V8 Engine
Hi Performance V8 Engine
The G8 and Camaro WILL be built in the same factory and they share a very similar platform.
V6 Engine
Base V8 Engine
Hi Performance V8 Engine
The G8 and Camaro WILL be built in the same factory and they share a very similar platform.
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This is what the new Camaro will START out with:
V6 Engine
Base V8 Engine
Hi Performance V8 Engine
The G8 and Camaro WILL be built in the same factory and they share a very similar platform.
V6 Engine
Base V8 Engine
Hi Performance V8 Engine
The G8 and Camaro WILL be built in the same factory and they share a very similar platform.
We'll see!
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The coolest thing about the new Camaro is. Upon performing the FIRST modification to the car a signal is sent to directly to GM. GM sends YOU, the customer, a letter terminating the whole warranty. Enjoy the ride boys!
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Not if they plan on selling more than three units. That wouldn't be a very business-wise decision on their part.
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If you take the time to read the owners manual. That doesn't sound good. How about this? The owners manaual say you shouldn't modify or race your car. The truth is insurance companies and dealers can unload date stored in your car about how it's driven. Is it legal? Well normally you have a loan on the car. You're required to carry full coverage. If you total the car why shouldn't you insurance company onload the cars stored data? Gm will cover your powertrain for 5 yr or 100K + 3 years 36K. If you abuse the car you don't own why should they unload the date stored in the car that has a warranty?
p.s. Matt - I thought you migh enjoy a picture the GOOD runt dog - Jake. Remember you were going to snap their necks. Only two dogs now. Was required to eliminate one of the big dogs.
Jakes Dad!
p.s. Matt - I thought you migh enjoy a picture the GOOD runt dog - Jake. Remember you were going to snap their necks. Only two dogs now. Was required to eliminate one of the big dogs.
Jakes Dad!
This is what the new Camaro will START out with:
V6 Engine
Base V8 Engine
Hi Performance V8 Engine
The G8 and Camaro WILL be built in the same factory and they share a very similar platform.
V6 Engine
Base V8 Engine
Hi Performance V8 Engine
The G8 and Camaro WILL be built in the same factory and they share a very similar platform.
sounds about right...... i dont think we will see the 450hp version.... they wont release a car with more then the vette.....
Being a Holden car, the G8 is built in Australia, are there plans to move G8 production to Canada?? The Camaro will be built in Canada, so I dont see the G8 and Camaro being built in the same factory, although they are both Zeta platform cars, right?
This is what the new Camaro will START out with:
V6 Engine
Base V8 Engine
Hi Performance V8 Engine
The G8 and Camaro WILL be built in the same factory and they share a very similar platform.
V6 Engine
Base V8 Engine
Hi Performance V8 Engine
The G8 and Camaro WILL be built in the same factory and they share a very similar platform.
If you take the time to read the owners manual. That doesn't sound good. How about this? The owners manaual say you shouldn't modify or race your car. The truth is insurance companies and dealers can unload date stored in your car about how it's driven. Is it legal? Well normally you have a loan on the car. You're required to carry full coverage. If you total the car why shouldn't you insurance company onload the cars stored data? Gm will cover your powertrain for 5 yr or 100K + 3 years 36K. If you abuse the car you don't own why should they unload the date stored in the car that has a warranty?
p.s. Matt - I thought you migh enjoy a picture the GOOD runt dog - Jake. Remember you were going to snap their necks. Only two dogs now. Was required to eliminate one of the big dogs.
Jakes Dad!
p.s. Matt - I thought you migh enjoy a picture the GOOD runt dog - Jake. Remember you were going to snap their necks. Only two dogs now. Was required to eliminate one of the big dogs.
Jakes Dad!
Moreover, what the hell does snapping runt dogs necks have to do with the 2010 Camaro? Keep the conversation to the topic please, take your Dogs to PM.
Then again, putting the LS1 in the Camaro made that engine last a lot longer. 8 years?
I don't know what I've getting at but I'm sure its something.
And "black boxs" determine if something failed. There isn't excessive wire running through the car to everything just to see if something was changed for aftermarket, that would be absurd and add a bitchload of weight.
I don't know what I've getting at but I'm sure its something.
And "black boxs" determine if something failed. There isn't excessive wire running through the car to everything just to see if something was changed for aftermarket, that would be absurd and add a bitchload of weight.