Go place your vote www.autoweek.com We have to tell GM we want this car now. I also need to get rid of this new Mustang GT in my garage

Heres a link to some good photos of the Camaro also. www.corvettels7.com

 

Where on the page is it. May I am just blind, but I dont see a poll anywhere.

 

Nevermind, I found it.

 

Right here is the place to do just that!
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showthread.php?t=421359

 

After you vote on this site, go to www.autoweek.com GM watches all these sites to determine how bad people want this built "Build it now"

 

I know your new around here but the above petition post by JasonD (the owner of this site) will make it on the desks of many important people at GM. Our site has a very good relationship with GM and I promise they will listen tot he Camaroz28.com petition a bit more than Autoweek's. Thanks for stopping in here though, this is a great place on the net! Welcome

 

I am new to this site, I dont do much forum chat never have. I want this new Camaro like most here also. I am not new to the f body vehicles, I have had 9 new Z28's from 78 to 99, and a 94 TA and 97 TA two were the 1le option. They did a story in popular HR in 94 about the 94 1Le and it was my car they used. I also won first place at two Super Chevy shows (the only two shows I ever went to) with my 4th Gen Z's. Im glad to be here and see all the excitement on bringing the Camaro back. NOW BUILD IT..

 

voted its a land slide

 

Where the heck are we suppose to vote? Any time I click on the Camaro story it says "service unavailable."

 

need to vote on every poll we see. GM will decide in the next 6 months if it should be built. Go to www.autoweek.com and scroll down the page, poll is on right side.

DETROIT - For General Motors Vice Chairman Robert Lutz, the Chevrolet Camaro concept car tops the list of possible vehicles in the automaker's lineup of mid-priced to premium-priced, rear-drive cars for North America.

GM will select vehicles for the program within six months. Production will begin in 2008 or 2009.

Speaking of the Camaro he drove onstage last week at the Detroit auto show, Lutz said, "I know where it fits in the overall enthusiasm ranking. If it was a question of what would you like to do, I would obviously do this one first."

But, he added, "We can't always follow our enthusiasm. We have to do what's right for the business."

GM will weigh the Camaro, as well as the next-generation Chevrolet Impala and a Buick sedan in the rwd car program. The Buick, Chevrolet, Pontiac and Saturn brands are under consideration for rear-drive models.

"We have a big plan for rear-wheel drive," says Gene Stefanyshyn, vehicle line executive for what GM now calls its global rwd architecture. GM previously called the architecture Zeta.

GM needs to fill the rwd gap between its small, sporty rwd cars, such as the Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky, and rwd luxury vehicles such as the Cadillac CTS, STS and SRX.

The company delayed plans for mid-sized rwd vehicles last year. Meanwhile, competitors have scored strong sales of rwd cars such as the Ford Mustang and Chrysler 300.

GM is confident that the Camaro will appeal to baby boomers who remember the original. But will it appeal to younger buyers?

Lutz enthusiastically supports the Camaro concept that he unveiled Jan. 9 during the Detroit auto show.

 

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"Almost" surprising numbers for the Challenger, but no denying, it's a nice concept too . Glad to see the positive response for the Camaro though .