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2012 Camaro ZL1 Unveiled In Chicago


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Scared to see what the price will be. I definitely want one. I am emailing my wife the article and see what she says :dunno:

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Did you end up going to the Chicago show or are you going? I doubt I will be able to go but I have my brother taking pics of this for me.

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Did you end up going to the Chicago show or are you going? I doubt I will be able to go but I have my brother taking pics of this for me.

 

Can't make it out. Reporting from home. :dunno:

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Finally a new camaro I some what like...I still wouldn't take one instead of the mustang gt500 though.

 

Can't wait to see a comparison test of the two.

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Response from my wife

 

No, no camaros…….cars are not great investments!!

 

:dunno:

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Response from my wife

 

No, no camaros…….cars are not great investments!!

 

:thumbs:

 

 

 

Investments? Tell her you only live once! :dunno: If you have kids, hope they end up extremely gifted and smart so they can afford to put you in a nice nursing home.

 

 

On second thought, financial advice from the single guy with no kids isn't the best advice to take. :P

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Response from my wife

 

No, no camaros…….cars are not great investments!!

 

:dunno:

 

 

This one in the right color with the right options could be a major collector car in 40 years though...You would get a better return from a mutual fund so she kinda has you on this one and a 550hp camaro is likely hard to keep hidden from your wife haha

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freaking awesome. will be my next car.

 

considering a fully loaded ss tops out at about 44, i would say 47-50k. which would also put it right in line with the gt500- and considering this is basically a chevy cts-v thats a steal.

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The world is going to end Dec 21, 2012 so I could enjoy it for a few months :dunno:

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Let the ass kicking begin. Makes the limp-wristed GT500 look like a Toyota!

 

This car is more than a year out so you will have to wait a while. At least Gm got the name right for a change.

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The Ford "freaks" are already shooting darts. I love it. :lol:

 

I will say though, one place where the Camaro really needs help is in the weight department. It is quite the portly

car, when compared to the Rustang, and a nice diet would help A TON. (no pun intended) :lol:

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