I've been seeing lots of new 2010 Camaro's lately!
11-06-2009, 05:48 AM
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I see a lot of v6's which is an awesome thing. GM selling lots of v6's helps ensure that those of us that only want the v8's will have a car to buy for quite some time.
Personally, I am still waiting to see a shop put together a nice turbo package for the v6's. I think that engine would wake up considerably more and most of the kids that are getting the new cars would love the power if priced reasonably.
Personally, I am still waiting to see a shop put together a nice turbo package for the v6's. I think that engine would wake up considerably more and most of the kids that are getting the new cars would love the power if priced reasonably.
11-06-2009, 01:32 PM
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Here are the sales for October...
Production Stats:
Camaros produced in October 09: 10,536
Total Camaros produced to date (since March 16, 2009): 63,190
Delivery (sales) Stats:
Camaro October Deliveries (actual sales): 8,082
Total April - October Deliveries: 47,233
Production Stats:
Camaros produced in October 09: 10,536
Total Camaros produced to date (since March 16, 2009): 63,190
Delivery (sales) Stats:
Camaro October Deliveries (actual sales): 8,082
Total April - October Deliveries: 47,233
11-06-2009, 01:42 PM
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I think the difference between the 6 and the 8 are too subtle. However it might be a good approach for GM to take. In the past the difference's have been more obvious, wheels, exhaust, exterior trim etc. The difference between the v8-v6 stang are real obvious, the sixer looks like poo next to the GT. Hopefully the fact the differences are subtle will help GM sell even more.
11-06-2009, 02:07 PM
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The subtle differences are just like every other gen camaro.
You put a V6 and a V8 Camaro next to each other, and to the untrained eye, it's hard to spot the difference.
It's not like as if you put a V6 Firebird and a V8 Trans Am next to each other, the differences are night and day.
In SA, there a few new camaros running around town. There's a silver v6 and a black SS here on campus.
You put a V6 and a V8 Camaro next to each other, and to the untrained eye, it's hard to spot the difference.
It's not like as if you put a V6 Firebird and a V8 Trans Am next to each other, the differences are night and day.
In SA, there a few new camaros running around town. There's a silver v6 and a black SS here on campus.
awesome 
11-10-2009, 08:20 PM
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