To quote Bob Lutz

"For production we would obviously do like we did in the old days -- you would have a popular-priced six-cylinder version, then you step up to an eight, then you step up to the next eight, all the way up to 500 hp or whatever size V-8s we have. Any V-8 engine that General Motors manufactures today is potentially slated for this car. You always would like to keep the Corvette with a few horsepower more than a Camaro. Theoretically, anything is possible"
from---http://web.camaross.com/forums/showthread.php?t=424793

Link to original source autonewshttp://www.autonews.com/apps/pbcs.dl...73234851533202
That is the second sticky on the front page of the Fifth Gen forum.

Also from the same article
" If we were to put this car into production, it would be priced with the Mustang"

Do you really think GM will offer Camaro with 400 HP around the same price as a 300 HP (maybe 325 by then) Mustang?


You seem to misunderstand base V8. I do not mean there won't be a V6. The V6 is a must.

Gm offers three engine choices in most of their cars but why didn't you want to count trucks? Could it be because the silverado offers SEVEN? also, see first BL quote.