General Motors' product czar Robert Lutz doesn't want car clinics to dilute the Chevrolet Camaro concept's styling if the vehicle gets the OK for production.

"There will be no clinics," he told employees at GM's tech center in Warren, Mich., a few days before the concept car's Jan. 10 unveiling at the Detroit auto show. One source said designers gave a collective sign of relief, since car clinics often have been blamed for watering down the styling of GM's vehicles as they morphed from concepts to production vehicles.

Also...

Live vid on Bob Lutz explaining the Camaro concept.

I'll keep you all updated.



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cool. I still say the front end (grill/headlights) need some work though.




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Luc Sipkema wrote:cool. I still say the front end (grill/headlights) need some work though.

just the grizzle for me..

Thats really unfortunate, because its a car that does need some work.

I love how he says camaro... camuro

extremefire wrote:Thats really unfortunate, because its a car that does need some work.

yeah just the grille and the ghey tail lights



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It's still not too retro, they could have done better but GM has done worse (current monte carlo).

Hopefuly it will sell and get GM back in the game, if not I smell chapter 11.

I don't think the new Camaro will help GM that much...IMO. I am a big Camaro fan, but I would take and rebuild a 67-69, buy a Mustang, or Challenger before I would buy the new Camaro.

^ But remember all the guys in their "mid-life crisis" too tho. They'll be buying these Camaro's like hot cakes to look young and cool again Hell, just today I saw an old woman (looked to be 60's+) driving a 00-02 T/A!!

Cool. But I agreee it needs work in the looks dept.




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Roughed In wrote:^ But remember all the guys in their "mid-life crisis" too tho. They'll be buying these Camaro's like hot cakes to look young and cool again Hell, just today I saw an old woman (looked to be 60's+) driving a 00-02 T/A!!

People in our mid life crisis as you put it can afford the insurance and car payments of a $30K + car and still have money to out super unleaded gas in the tank and take the wife and kids out for the day. I do agree though, old people should not be driving cool cars, about 2 months or so ago, I saw a 60ish woman driving a suped up 1968 GTO.

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Roughed In wrote:^ But remember all the guys in their "mid-life crisis" too tho. They'll be buying these Camaro's like hot cakes to look young and cool again Hell, just today I saw an old woman (looked to be 60's+) driving a 00-02 T/A!!

People in our mid life crisis as you put it can afford the insurance and car payments of a $30K + car and still have money to out super unleaded gas in the tank and take the wife and kids out for the day. I do agree though, old people should not be driving cool cars, about 2 months or so ago, I saw a 60ish woman driving a suped up 1968 GTO.

You speak as if you're in mid-life crisis. Um, you are not there yet.
But very true though.



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Roughed In wrote:^ But remember all the guys in their "mid-life crisis" too tho. They'll be buying these Camaro's like hot cakes to look young and cool again Hell, just today I saw an old woman (looked to be 60's+) driving a 00-02 T/A!!

was a a WS6 ??


i know i have seen several older 50's early 60's looking women driving SS camaros , and a SS vert here


as long as GM doesnt stick sting ray to it , if they do


you will see me in the news , cause ill hunt down lutz , and kick him in the balls , tell he gets the name changed back to camaro

it's kinda growing on me....id consider buying one


i think if the car is in the right price range it's gonna sell like hell

I didn't get a great look at it b/c it was going the opposite direction. I think it was just a regular T/A tho, not a WS6.