The new 2010 Camaro is something that we all have been looking forward to seeing on the streets for over a year now. The time is drawing close and with it we are seeing more pictures and receiving more information on all of the plans that GM has for it. It seems that the new details involve a four-cylinder engine.
The Vice Chairman for GM – Bob Lutz – gave a brief statement of their plans at the New York Auto Show stating that, “the drivetrain under consideration for the Camaro is the same high-performance one used in the Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky roadsters. It’s a 2.0-liter turbocharged, direct-injected four-cylinder rated at 260 hp. With its muscle car heritage and optional V-8 engine, the Camaro is hardly the statement of green, high-tech modernism that every carmaker is trying to broadcast these days.”
The good news is that GM might have a perfect solution to this problem. Instead of pitching the car as the next best ‘muscle’ car they will be calling it a car that will help with the fuel economy. GM is looking ahead to the future and taking in the advice of experts that believe the fuel economy will push muscle cars off the market.
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