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Originally Posted by BigAls87Z28
What does having a diesel engine have anything to do with what a Camaro is?
Camaro has had to adapt over the years, changing for fuel economy as well as demand. From big blocks to iron dukes, the Camaro has had a many power plants under its hood.
In order to keep Camaro relivent in todays world that has high fuel costs and increasing fuel economy standards, a diesel engine fits the bill.
Having a diesel engine kills two birds with one stone as well. A diesel engine also makes this a viable product to sell over sea's, especially in Europe where diesel engines are 50% of sales. If GM can sell a few thousand Camaro Diesel's over there along with some gas models, as well as sell them in the US and elevate the Camaro's average fuel economy, we can expect higher performance versions making 500-600hp.
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I no what ur sayin; but, i don't car how badass a car looks; how mean, or how much it looks like it will butt-eff you w/o a reach around; if the damn thing pulls up sounding like a Fed-Ex truck, that's the end for me...lol
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