Let it be known that you started it!

I remeber when I first saw a pic of the 4th Gen. It was a V6 Camaro in green and I thought; GM why did you just round off the 3rd Gen? But one look in person at the Auto Show and I was hooked.

Now while I swooned over the concept pics in 2006 and loved what I saw. The car did seem to be bulky and tall. And while I was ok with that seeing it and the convert in person really did the car justice. It's more svelt and tight than it looks in pics.

That's why it's ALWAYS the best choice to see a car in person before casting judgement. Lot's of the hysteria here over spy pics is nonsense and there are many here whom will get to say I told ya so until they are blue in the face when the car is launched.

 

Retarded title to a retarded thread... This camaro will have more HP and will handle better than any of the previous years. how can you even say "lost its muscle"??? threads like this **** me off......

 

This is the color i will buy. By the way nice job.

 

Yeah, I agree that seeing it in person makes all the difference. When I first saw pictures of the '98 TA, I didn't like it until I saw them on the road. Then I debated the WS6, and saw pictures and HATED it......then I got a model kit......then I saw one in person and was SOLD! It had such a different look compared to pictures - I was floored and ever since I've been a firm believer of the "see it in person" club.

 

no! it defines muscle!

 

This car is going to look AMAZING in black. I'm sold on a black convertible with racing stripes.

This is the most muscular car that GM has made in a long time (strictly by looks).

 

I was talking in terms of appearance...and yes i saw the concept in person and it looked better and much more expensive than the corvette...which worried me because i couldn't imagine a 30,000 dollar car outshining the vette...and i've seen how the 2005 mustang concept turned into a plain piece of metal

but i see a lot of the concept in the pre-p and hope it retains the svelte muscular square look and i might have to put a bit of spoiler to square out the back because right now it looks to circular almost like its trying to be a bmw

http://bp2.blogger.com/_FoXyvaPSnVk/...camaro-H_0.jpg

http://www.zcars.com.au/images/bmw-6...-facelift1.JPG

 

i mean compare the back of that pre-p to the back of the concept...clear differences

https://www.camaroz28.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=546464

 

clear differences...yeah - but I don't see how that correlates with it losing it's muscle in any form or fashion....if anything, the additional angles, and edges make it more muscular-looking in my view.

 

The rear end was something I always figured would get a little bigger. The concept BARELY had a rear bumper. Imagine getting rear ended in the concept with passengers in the back seat .

I'm pretty sure the rear bumper had to grow for safety reg reasons. Someone correct me if I'm wrong on this...

And I actually kinda like the pre-prod rear better. The concept's always looked a little flat. The pre-prod's has shape but isnt too rounded IMO.

 

I agree. The name of the thread was rather retarded. With a 6.2 Liter V8 it could be pink with white dots and still have muscle.

 

In that titanium color, maybe with black stripes, sitting next to a Challenger or a Mustang at a stoplight, that thing is going to look awesome -- and NOBODY is going to suggest that there's any muscle missing. GM has done a brilliant job.

 

This car ooozes Chevrolet Muscle! Wait till you get behind the wheel, rev it up, and take off - this car IS Camaro!

 

 

it just looks cheaper now for some reason