l histoire de la premierre camaro

par firebuick 27/2/2015, 19:23

la camaro 00001

par slingshot 27/2/2015, 20:45

Belle histoire ! Merci Donald .

Richard

par Domtruck 28/2/2015, 21:03

Tout comme la Mustang, la Camaro n'a jamais arrêté d'être produite

Très belle histoire en effet!

par **dart** 28/2/2015, 21:40

Domtruck a écrit:Tout comme la Mustang, la Camaro n'a jamais arrêté d'être produite

Très belle histoire en effet!

Désolé mais la camaro a arrêter d'être produite!
After 35 straight years of Camaros rolling off the line, Chevy pressed the giant red stop button in 2002. The current F-Body platform that the car was based on was phased out, and at the time, demand for this type of sports coupe was at a low. Lucky for enthusiasts, it wasn't long before designers Tom Peters and Bob Boniface went back to the drawing board in '05. In January of '06, a new concept, which paid homage to the first-generation Camaro, was launched at the Detroit International Motor Show. The two-door, four-seat, rear-wheel coupe housed a 6.0L, 366-cu-in LS2 V8 that produced 400 horsepower and was linked with a T-56 six-speed manual trans. Exactly one year later, the convertible model, sporting a sleek Hugger orange paint job with dark gray racing stripes also showed its face for the first time in Detroit, with the main differences coming on the rear fenders and a reworked interior.
Source: http://ca.complex.com/sports/2013/04/the-complete-history-of-the-chevrolet-camaro/2003-2009