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Ah if they made the 140 Rear/midmount and RWD, ahhh :drool:
But as is i would drive it, and i prefer my RWD vehicles. I too love the idea of the 130R, More to work on, but i like the direction. I also read that they asked younger people what they wanted, which said a modern muscle, with functionality blah blah, hence the fender flares and long hood. about how tall is the 130R? comparable to a 4th gen? |
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First people say Camaro is too tough to look out of, but realize that if Camaro team listened to people like that, the 5th gen could have been similar to this. Quote:
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Am i just connecting imaginary dots or could 130R be the basis of the new Camaro?
Alpha Platform Shares the same wheelbase as the ATS RWD 2+2 Seating coupe Starting under $25,000 Is apparently a little taller than 4th gens Appears to be MUCH lighter which was one of the biggest concerns with the new Camaro (as well as blind spots) |
I think you are referring to the new pontiac :lol:
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As for the Pontiac jokes, you have no idea how right you are.....if this was 2007. |
Considering them saying the ATS @ ~3,400 lbs, any lukewarm ballpark ideas of what the Code130R or 6th gen Camaro will weigh in at?
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There was no weight listed for the 130R, but much smaller engine, smaller overall dimensions, I would venture that a car, in production trim, could be anywhere from 2900-3100lbs.
Turbo 4 6th gen Camaro will probably be around 3400lbs with V6 at 3500 and V8 3600lbs. |
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You crazy with those weights pal.
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They be 4th gen weights, how did they make a barge weigh that little? Do the bilge pumps and oars come optional now?
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I can't see it being cost effective to come out with anther mid-ship engined car anytime soon. I still dream of owning a 1988 Fiero GT. |
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