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Camaro Shots, both Spy and from GM
A bunch of Camaro spy shots, including shots of the interior of the Camaro were displayed today.
Also, on FastLane.com blogs Ed Peper head of Chevy showed pictuers of an uncoverd Camaro from a rear 3/4 picture. Fastlane Blog http://www.gminsidenews.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=59141 Spy Shots http://www.gminsidenews.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=59134 |
oh man the interior is terribly ugly... crap
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that trailers got some other hotties on it as welllll :)
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I like the overall look of the interior. I just don't like the look of speedo/tach area and the steering wheel.
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Im still on the fence about it.
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http://jalopnik.com/assets/images/ga...99a67470_o.jpg
That interior is pretty bad. And I want to shift the car, not jerk it off. GM needs to do something about its stupid looking auto shifters. Other companies can do it right, why not them? |
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The interior is not production spec. They are just basic molds to give the jist of what teh interior will look like. Zero texture added, just basic abs plastic pannels for appearence on these powertrain mules.
Now if you just dont like how its laid out, then thats diffrent. So far, its a toss up with the IP. So far, the overall look of the interior is so much better then anything GM has to offer this side of the CTS. |
i dont really care about details and interior, its still a new camaro, im gonna rock it till the wheels fall off.
I now have to find a dealership thatll work with me on putting my name on a list and setting up the sale without being face to face, and then delivering the car to my garage at home. Then when i get home from the sandbox ill have a nice suprise. |
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The only part of the interior I don't like is the shifter and the radio setup. WildBill hit the nail on the head in describing the shifter, and the radio setup doesn't blend with the rest of the dash at all. I don't expect a cookie-cutter GM radio, but something a bit more traditional (and easier to replace with an aftermarket unit) would be much better.
I see that and I think about the mid-late 90's fords with the big oval radio that required a very ugly install kit when switching to an aftermarket head unit. - Justin |
interior is disgusting the gages look terrible
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GM has step upped to the plate with the interiors in some of there cars and trucks. I was at the dealer the other day looking at the new avalanche and I have to say there is a big difference between my 2004 and the current 2008. I hope they do the same for the new camaro.
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Example of intergrated vs non-intergrated. Intergrated http://www.egmcartech.com/wp-content...g_image003.jpg Non Intergrated http://z.about.com/d/cars/1/7/g/U/pp..._04console.jpg Intergrated http://z.about.com/d/cars/1/7/w/f/gm_08g8_dash.jpg non-intergrated http://www.geocities.com/sxc_camaro/interior.jpg |
for comparison sake... accord vs camaro
http://www.egmcartech.com/wp-content...g_image003.jpg http://jalopnik.com/assets/images/ga...99a67470_o.jpg ^its the late 90s grand am all over again. |
I dont see it there Jake. My brother has a late 90's GA, dont see it at all.
Remember, fit and finish as well as a lot of these interior parts will not see production. |
http://fastlane.gmblogs.com/images/camaro_fl.jpg
Car looks awful in white. |
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All cars look like **** in white. White should be removed from any and all paint menus. Unless its got a stripe, or some sort of other accent (pearl, metalic flake, etc) a white car should not be orderd unless its a cop car.
Nothing makes my butt tighten then a white car facing the road Im driving on late at night. |
I know they want to move to more integrated setups, but I think they could do more to make them look integrated, and still make it individually replaceable.
Not only does it make it very difficult to upgrade to an aftermarket radio, but it will also be quite expensive to replace if one small part breaks. - Justin |
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