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One for the Ages GM FastLane
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "FastLane GM Blogs January 9th, 2006 Auto Shows Bob Lutz One for the Ages Camaro Concept at the 2006 NAIAS By Bob Lutz GM Vice Chairman Well, by now, many of you have seen the hoopla unfold before your very eyes on our webcast (if not, you can view it online ), and the secret is finally confirmed: we introduced a Chevrolet Camaro concept car. If I had a dime for every time I’ve read the word “Camaro” in your comments on this blog in the past year, I could have financed the concept car out of my own pocket! And I would have… I like it that much. If anything, it proves that we’ve been listening… to the rear-drive faithful… to the Camaro fanatics… and to those who say GM can’t do anything exciting. I think our design staff did a great job on the concept, which really demonstrates the renewed focus on design throughout GM. Camaro Concept at the 2006 NAIAS It recaptures the spirit of the first generation Camaro, one of the most popular sport coupes ever, and redefines it for new generations. But, and this is a big but, it’s not just a retro car, it’s a great design in and of itself. It truly demonstrates passion and performance, inside and out… in everything from the deeply-dished aluminum gauge faces and the three-spoke steering wheel to the 400-horsepower aluminum V8 engine mated to a six-speed manual gearbox. The chassis is also state of the art, with four-wheel independent suspension and four-wheel disc brakes. And don’t forget the big tires, 21 inches up front and 22 inches at the rear. And for those of you who might say, “Well, the Challenger has 35 hp more,” I would just reply that we have a certified 1OO more on tap from the ZO6 engine, should the need arise. Make no mistake: We would love to build this car. I would love to have one in my garage. But we canno" .... read entire page
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