Camaro Faqs

Ian Cook is a British artist who showed his love for the Camaro by creating a work of art. He took remote control cars, drove them through paint, and then used them to paint a picture of the muscle cr.

Ian’s artwork was named the “Popbank Color” and was displayed at the British International Motor Show. This is truly an honor for Ian who said that he even used a few GM RC cars to create the painting.

Next up will be a live demonstration of him painting a Chevrolet Lacetti World Touring Car, which requires, says Ian, “skill with the remote control cars.”

We have finally received all of the specs and interior pictures of the 2010 Chevy Camaro. For months we have received more than our fair share of pictures of the production version of the Camaro - but never before have we gotten a chance to peek at what it looks like from the inside.

The Camaro will come in LS, LT and SS trim, equipped with either a six-speed manual gearbox or a six-speed automatic. Of course, that doesn’t account for the very-obviously-marked RS car that is shown in the official photos, so who knows what the whole story is.

GM will be offering the Chevrolet Camaro with four-cylinder engines and also with V6 and V8 engines. This is to keep up with the economical cars that the U.S. has to offer. They believe that only 30% of the Camaro sales will be with the V8 models and will feature a 400bhp-odd version of the 6.0 litre block that can also be found in the Corvette.

The bulk of sales will be of the 3.6 V6 (as used in the Cadillac CTS, developed for around 300bhp), at least until the four-cylinder models - probably using the turbocharged GM Ecotec 2.0-litre - arrive. However, a 425bhp top-line SS model is still said to be under consideration.