Camaro

It's coming to SA, yes please

I have a Camaro, doesn’t look anything like that one

Ned

Originally Posted by Autolusso

I have a Camaro, doesn’t look anything like that one

Ned

Yours looks much better, well it would do if it had an engine in it

Originally Posted by Pud237

Yours looks much better, well it would do if it had an engine in it

I tried to upload a picture of mine with my post but it didn’t work, I am not very good at this computer stuff

As for the engine it will be back from the engine builders next week, all 650 BHP of it

Ned

Bit too Hot Wheels for me

Originally Posted by Dirk

It's coming to SA, yes please

A practical car for SA where even residential roads are wider than most UK A roads. I hate to think what driving around the narrow country roads in the UK would be like with one of those! However I can see cars like that being quite popular with affirmative shoppers in SA........

does it turn into a robot?

Picked her up in my Z28. Ooops! Sorry, old model, it was an 88' anyway Zed. Nice looker that one, Ow' Much? Thought so!:

Nice mate but the old one is better

That looks awesome

In his dreams

I think the US has found their design forte:
Modern "Retro" versions of old musclecars.

Like it.

I think I need to put my specs on, that's an American car and I like it

Isnt that Bumblebee? If it transforms I would want one, if it doesnt then I dont. Wouldnt own an American muscle car if my life depended on it. Well, a '65 Shelby Mustang maybe, but nothing else...except maybe the new Ford GT which i dont class as being truly American anyway as it goes round corners.

Oh, that's lovely (but I'd prefer something late 60s in blue with white stripes....)

Originally Posted by rednose66

A practical car for SA where even residential roads are wider than most UK A roads. I hate to think what driving around the narrow country roads in the UK would be like with one of those! However I can see cars like that being quite popular with affirmative shoppers in SA........

A guy who lives near me has a boss musang like this, he seems to do okay on the narrow and windy roads.

I really like that Camaro although there seems to be a theme of humanising cars lately.

Here is a picture of my Camaro

Ned

Originally Posted by Nev

I think the US has found their design forte:
Modern "Retro" versions of old musclecars.

Like it.

What he said. The new Challenger also looks brilliant, as does the 2005+ Mustang.

Do we know how much these will be going for when they reach UK shores?

Originally Posted by Alfaspeed

...except maybe the new Ford GT which i dont class as being truly American anyway as it goes round corners.

Which is as old hat as saying all Alfa's fall to bits and rust.

The current gen corvette Z06, in stock form, lapped the Nurburgring in 7mins 40. Considerably faster than stock european rivals from Ferrari and Porsche

Thanks for that HST. Usually I'm the one who ends up pointing out the tired old anti-American cliche-itis.

Besides if you can't get the car to go around the corner, then you the driver are likely doing something very wrong.
--Toronto

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Originally Posted by Nev

I think the US has found their design forte:
Modern "Retro" versions of old musclecars.

Like it.

My favourite has to be the Giugiaro Mustang though it's only a concept car.

you mean this one:
http://www.dieselstation.com/wallpap...oncept-001.jpg

Nothing like American muscle wraped in Italian flair! Much like my Fave 70's supercar, the De Tomaso Pantera
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Ned that's a gorgeous car, I looked at a few Camaros before I bought my Trans Am back in 1990, sold it in 2002 unfortunately, still miss that big block V8 burble. Photo below.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...e1/Transam.jpg