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From Base V-6 to Mega-Adrenaline SS, All the Numbers -- At Last! -- On the Pony-Car Icon Many Thought We'd Never See Again.


Camaro fanboys and fangirls, you've waited long enough. For seven years, since its demise in 2002, you've been pining for your beloved pony, the Chevy Camaro. Through it all, you've suffered the heartache of loss, the tease of comeback buzz, the frustration of rumors and misinformation, and, finally, the bittersweet agony of anticipation.

Your patience, boys and girls, has been rewarded. Big-time. In fact, let's just cut open the award envelope right now. The Oscar for Best Fulfillment of Ponycar Hopes & Dreams goes to...Chevrolet [standing ovation, cheers, applause, whoops and hollering, delirious tears]. "You like me! You like me! You really like me!" Yes, reborn 2010 Camaro, we do. An awful lot. (Sorry, but we're going to plant the kiss on Halle Berry anyway.)

Chevrolet knew all-too-well the stakes in resurrecting the model whose admirers rank second only to the Corvette's in ardor and outright fanaticism. Doing the Camaro wrong would carry consequences akin to unveiling a new Lincoln Memorial with Honest Abe sporting a marble-chiseled mullet. We're talking torch-wielding, stone-throwing mobs here. Indeed, Chevy risked firing a cannonball right into the heart of its own corporate ship, such would have been the collateral damage of a misguided Camaro launch.


Full Story: Motor Trend - First Test: 2010 Chevrolet Camaro


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The front looks bas ass but the back is a serious let down.

If you had this car tho, it would have to be in manual to get those rear tires smoking

Damn that front is hot,easily the best out of the three muscle cars