Improving the new Camaro design
#21
Le Mans Master
I'm with you. To me, the current one is a bloated oddly proportioned barge which somehow performs. We rented one for a vacation. My wife hated it so much I had to do all the driving, errands. GM got this one spot right on at the gate but lost sight of what it should be lately.
Imagine a Camero which looks like a '68 but performs like an '18.
Imagine a Camero which looks like a '68 but performs like an '18.
#22
Race Director
Wait for the 7 th gen to be restyled.
Technically it's amazing yet many find the conservative restyle over the fifth gen a little disappointing.
You can't blame GM after the rousing success in sales of the fifth gen for GM to play it safe in keeping the styling evolutionary...
I admire the 6 th gen although I still have a preference to corvette two seat sports cars with targa roofs.
That ZL1 is an amazing performance machine.
Technically it's amazing yet many find the conservative restyle over the fifth gen a little disappointing.
You can't blame GM after the rousing success in sales of the fifth gen for GM to play it safe in keeping the styling evolutionary...
I admire the 6 th gen although I still have a preference to corvette two seat sports cars with targa roofs.
That ZL1 is an amazing performance machine.
#23
Team Owner
I understand.....My father had a '67 Camaro, I took my drivers test in the car. I think it was about 28-2900 pounds. 10 years later, I had a '77 Trans Am. It was 3650 pounds, and I thought it was a tad "porky". What are the new Camaros, 37-3800 pounds......with a completely aluminum engine?
#24
Racer
#25
Racer
I understand.....My father had a '67 Camaro, I took my drivers test in the car. I think it was about 28-2900 pounds. 10 years later, I had a '77 Trans Am. It was 3650 pounds, and I thought it was a tad "porky". What are the new Camaros, 37-3800 pounds......with a completely aluminum engine?
2016 Chevrolet Camaro
Sports car
MSRP: From $25,700
Horsepower: 275 to 455 hp
MPG: Up to 22 city / 31 highway
Curb weight: 3,339 to 3,685 lbs
Dimensions: 188″ L x 75″ W x 53″ H
Last edited by LSRX; 11-28-2017 at 07:10 PM.
#26
Safety Car
Agree with all suggestions. Back in 2013 I was in the market for a new car, I looked at the Challenger, Mustang, and Camaro. Both the Camaro and the Challenger looked too slab sided and lacked proportion, especially the Camaro. I Bought the Mustang.