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2009 camaro price
back in 99-00 my dad put down 4 deposits at 4 dealer ships ($500 ea) for the 03 SSr's, since there wasnt a msrp decided upon yet, in the contract it listed the price as "MSRP" so when they came out here (in florida) for $65+ he had 4 for i think $43-45 (not all first year) and one dealership decided not to honor it, and shipped his deposit back, (it was some georgia dealership) he didn't accept it, and had his lawyers talk to their, basically they ended up settling for giving him the cost of what they were selling it for, minus the msrp, so it was like $65-45 so he got a $20k settlement, and sold the other 2 for $65, so dealerships will take your money, but someone will try to give it back if theyre trying to sell it for a gross amount over msrp (also, i guess its worthy to note that before signing the contracts to msrp he told them we had an employee discount from a family member, so they accepted msrp 2-3 years in advance rather than employee discount)
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Standard Options:• Active Handling System: improves traction and enhances vehicle stability• Brakes: four-wheel antilock disc standard• Engine: 240 hp 3.9L 3900 V6• Tires: front and rear, P235/40-17,• Wheels: 17- x 8.5-inch front and rear, five-spoke, silver-painted, aluminum• Six-speed manual transmission• Air conditioning• Power windows• Remote Keyless Entry• Cruise control• Cloth bucket seats• CD playerOptional Base V6:• PREMIUM PACKAGE- includes dual-zone air conditioning, automatic power Leather seating with heated 6-way power driver seat and front passenger and Head-Up Display with on-board computer (MPG, outside temp, compass etc.) $1515• LIMITED SLIP REAR DIFFERENTIAL $195• Automatic Transmission $850• XM Satellite Radio $325• OnStar $695• Leather seating with 6-way power driver seat $1015• Bose Monsoon Premium sound system with in-dash 6 CD changer and MP3 connection $600• Wheels: 17- x 8.5-inch front and rear, five-spoke, polished, aluminum $600• Convertible $4000• Power Sunroof $2000• Floor mats: carpeted $75• RALLY SPORT PACKAGE- 310hp HF V6 with DOD, dual exhaust, 17" aluminum polished wheels with P245/40-17 tires, RS badges, fog lamps, body-color grille inserts, front and rear fascia extensions $3000Super Sport Camaro (SS)MSRP* $ 28,145.00 (base price) to $ 41,745.00 (fully optioned)• Active Handling System: improves traction and enhances vehicle stability• Brakes: four-wheel antilock disc standard• Engine: 420 hp 6.0L 6000 V8 LS3 with DOD• Duel exhaust• Tires: front and rear, P245/40ZR-18,• Wheels: 18- x 8.5-inch front and rear, five-spoke, silver-painted, aluminum• Six-speed manual transmission• Air conditioning• Power windows• Remote Keyless Entry• Cruise control• Cloth bucket seats• CD player• Fog lamps• SS grille• SS hood with scoop• SS front and rear fascia• SS Spoiler• LIMITED SLIP REAR DIFFERENTIAL• Floor mats: carpeted
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I took this picture at Silverwood Theme Park over Labor Day Weekend this year. I went over there with a bunch of friends and had tons of fun. While there we stopped by the 5th Annual Classic Car Show and this is one of the pictures I snapped.I edited this in Paint.NET by taking the original photograph and duplicating it across three layers. The bottom layer was left simply sharpened. The middle layer was blurred, oversaturated, and then set to the Glow blend mode. The top layer was blurred and had Sepia applied to it. Then I used the Gradient tool to fade out the top layer so that the image effectively fades from left->right from sepia+blurred to sharpened+oversaturated.A low-resolution (800x600) copy of the original photograph is available for comparison here
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Known as slightly more reasonably priced and somewhat more practical sibling of Chevrolet's high-tech sports car, the Camaro was released at the beginning of 1967 model year to compete with Ford Mustang. It was a compact car launched in North America by the Chevrolet Motor Division of General Motors. Although it was officially a compact, the Camaro was soon recognized as a pony car, like any other Mustang competitors. From the windshield and firewall back, it is very evident that the fundamental engineering of the original Camaro was a unibody structure having a separate steel rail subframe for everything up front. It was available from the start in hard top coupe and convertible body styles, with three main option packages (RS package, SS package and RS/SS Camaro) and a choice of four different engines. Like any other popular vehicles at that time, Camaro is assembled with slow and manual steering and the braking was via four drums. Said to be a legend that lives on, Camaro have been the classic "small" American muscle car for over 30 years. And prior to its last year of production, Camaro received extensive updates such as new front fascia; new all-aluminum small-block LS-1 V8 engine that powered the Z28; electronic throttle control for V6 models; a new oil life monitor and a Torsen limited-slip differential; radio controls incorporated into the steering wheel; new interior fabrics and optional 12-disc CD changer; body-color sideview mirrors and newly-designed 16-inch wheels. These refinements for Camaro took place from 1999 to 2002 model years. And after many years of intimations and rumors, Chevrolet division decided that 2002 will be the last model year for the Camaro. It feature a stunning 35th Anniversary edition in its final year. Offered in coupe and convertible models, Camaro comes in base and Z28 trims. For its final season, Camaro comes with a sloping nose, deeply raked windshield and alloy wheels. The Camaro Z28 and SS stand out in a crowd because of their good performance value. They provide authentic, classic American muscle for the price of a much smaller-engined sport coupe or convertible. Chevrolet gives you so many reasons why you should prefer Camaro among other cars in its class. But no matter what drew you to this pony car in the first place, you can make it even better. You can add the options, the accessories or the parts that is lacking. And you can get all of these from Parts Train. Whether you want to improve its fuel economy while enhancing its performance at the same time or you want to improve its appearance, you can surely rely on us. At Parts Train, you can be sure to find even the latest innovation and the newest car parts in the Chevrolet Camaro auto parts industry
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Design elements from the '69 Camaro and other Chevy performance cars are given a modern adaptation with the Camaro concept. The leaner proportions, short front overhand, longer rear overhang and powerful fender shapes all speak to its athletic prowess. Functional design is apparent with the front opening port, hood bulge and brake port all serving a performance function. This concept car places the powerful heart into a form-fitting angular package and gives it a forward-thrusting aspect. Just the thought of it gets your heart racing.
* Corvette inspired 400-HP LS2 Engine * 6.0 Liter Aluminum Shell Block V8 * 6-speed Manual Transmission, Widely Spaced Ratios * Aggressive Acceleration & Efficient Highway Cruising * Four-Wheel Vented Disc Brakes, Massive 14in. Rotors* Sophisticated Chassis with Progressive Rate Springs * Four-Wheel Independent Suspension* 5-Spoke Cast Aluminum Wheels * 21-inch Front and 22-inch Rear Wheels * Exposed High Performance Brakes
Design elements from the '69 Camaro and other Chevy performance cars are given a modern adaptation with the Camaro concept. The leaner proportions, short front overhand, longer rear overhang and powerful fender shapes all speak to its athletic prowess. Functional design is apparent with the front opening port, hood bulge and brake port all serving a performance function. This concept car places the powerful heart into a form-fitting angular package and gives it a forward-thrusting aspect. Just the thought of it gets your heart racing.
* Corvette inspired 400-HP LS2 Engine * 6.0 Liter Aluminum Shell Block V8 * 6-speed Manual Transmission, Widely Spaced Ratios * Aggressive Acceleration & Efficient Highway Cruising * Four-Wheel Vented Disc Brakes, Massive 14in. Rotors* Sophisticated Chassis with Progressive Rate Springs * Four-Wheel Independent Suspension* 5-Spoke Cast Aluminum Wheels * 21-inch Front and 22-inch Rear Wheels * Exposed High Performance Brakes
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Back in 1964, after the release of the Ford Mustang, General Motors had no immediate reaction. In August of that year, just a few months after the Mustang’s impressive introduction, GM realized the America’s desire for four seater sports cars and began taking their desire for a piece of this market seriously.
While many people (incorrectly) believe the Camaro was built in response to Ford’s ponycar, ironically the Mustang was created in response to the Chevrolet Corvair Monza (what a fine car, not). In addition, the Camaro was had actually been in the works as early as 1958…
“I remember a four-passenger, sporty type car of the general size and weight class of the Mustang being worked on in an advanced studio. In the early ’60s, similar cars were developed from time to time. Everyone wanted to do one, but at the time there was really no corporate interest.” said Bob Porter, a designer for Pontiac.
When the Ford sold 100,000 Mustangs in just the first six months and nearly 500,000 the first year of production, GM took a keen interest. Responsibility for building the Mustang’s nemesis was assigned to the GM Design Center’s Chevrolet Studio, at that time ran by Henry C. Haga. The Camaro’s interior design was given to George Angersbach, a substantial contributer to the design of the Corvair, Corvette and the Chevy II, which later became known as the Nova in 1968.
Another common misconception is that the first Camaro, in 1967, was designed from leftover Chevy II components - it was actually the other way around. It is true, however, that the 1968 Chevy II and the 1967 Camaro shared many parts.
While GM considered many different Camaro models, even mock-ups of a 2 seater roadster, a fastback and even a station wagon, there ideas were all niched in an effort to keep costs down. Their goal was, afterall, to compete with the Mustang (though remember, supposably the Camaro was in the works nearly 10 years prior) - thus the decision was made to build just two models, a coupe and convertible.
The Camaro was offered with a wide variety of engines, ranging from a 230 cubic inch six cylinder to a 327 V8. In addition, a new engine displacement was created just for the Camaro, a 350 cubic inch V8 rated at 295 horsepower - which later became Chevy’s bread and butter for making big, reliable power. Getting power to the rear tires was the responsibility by choice of either a 3 or 4 speed manual transmission or either of two automatics - a two speed Powerglide or the preferred Turbobydramatic.
As it’s launch date neared, the Chevy’s Mustang killer remained without a name. It had been given many code-names by both GM and the media including the Panther, Wildcat (Buick used this later), Chaparral and even the Nova (oh no). It’s even rumored that Chevy also considered using the letters “GM” in the name, and came up with G-Mini, which evolved into GeMini, and finally Gemini. Another rumor was that General Motors’ Headquarters didn’t want letters “GM” used - just in case the car was a failure. How’s that for confidence?
Finally the car bacame a reality and was introduced to the world as the “Camaro”, and they considered it to be a good name because nobody really knew what that word meant. In true competitive fashion, Chevrolet procured an old French dictionary showing that the word meant “friend” or “companion”, but Ford found an alternate meaning in an old Spanish dictionary -”a small, shrimp-like creature.” The automotive press had a good laugh it, and an even bigger one when a journalist found yet another meaning-”loose bowels.”
While many people (incorrectly) believe the Camaro was built in response to Ford’s ponycar, ironically the Mustang was created in response to the Chevrolet Corvair Monza (what a fine car, not). In addition, the Camaro was had actually been in the works as early as 1958…
“I remember a four-passenger, sporty type car of the general size and weight class of the Mustang being worked on in an advanced studio. In the early ’60s, similar cars were developed from time to time. Everyone wanted to do one, but at the time there was really no corporate interest.” said Bob Porter, a designer for Pontiac.
When the Ford sold 100,000 Mustangs in just the first six months and nearly 500,000 the first year of production, GM took a keen interest. Responsibility for building the Mustang’s nemesis was assigned to the GM Design Center’s Chevrolet Studio, at that time ran by Henry C. Haga. The Camaro’s interior design was given to George Angersbach, a substantial contributer to the design of the Corvair, Corvette and the Chevy II, which later became known as the Nova in 1968.
Another common misconception is that the first Camaro, in 1967, was designed from leftover Chevy II components - it was actually the other way around. It is true, however, that the 1968 Chevy II and the 1967 Camaro shared many parts.
While GM considered many different Camaro models, even mock-ups of a 2 seater roadster, a fastback and even a station wagon, there ideas were all niched in an effort to keep costs down. Their goal was, afterall, to compete with the Mustang (though remember, supposably the Camaro was in the works nearly 10 years prior) - thus the decision was made to build just two models, a coupe and convertible.
The Camaro was offered with a wide variety of engines, ranging from a 230 cubic inch six cylinder to a 327 V8. In addition, a new engine displacement was created just for the Camaro, a 350 cubic inch V8 rated at 295 horsepower - which later became Chevy’s bread and butter for making big, reliable power. Getting power to the rear tires was the responsibility by choice of either a 3 or 4 speed manual transmission or either of two automatics - a two speed Powerglide or the preferred Turbobydramatic.
As it’s launch date neared, the Chevy’s Mustang killer remained without a name. It had been given many code-names by both GM and the media including the Panther, Wildcat (Buick used this later), Chaparral and even the Nova (oh no). It’s even rumored that Chevy also considered using the letters “GM” in the name, and came up with G-Mini, which evolved into GeMini, and finally Gemini. Another rumor was that General Motors’ Headquarters didn’t want letters “GM” used - just in case the car was a failure. How’s that for confidence?
Finally the car bacame a reality and was introduced to the world as the “Camaro”, and they considered it to be a good name because nobody really knew what that word meant. In true competitive fashion, Chevrolet procured an old French dictionary showing that the word meant “friend” or “companion”, but Ford found an alternate meaning in an old Spanish dictionary -”a small, shrimp-like creature.” The automotive press had a good laugh it, and an even bigger one when a journalist found yet another meaning-”loose bowels.”
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It’s Wednesday and that means the return of World on Wheels after short hiatus. This week’s edition features the return of the Camaro. In a bid to compete with the niche market success of the Ford Mustang and the Dodge Charger, Chevy has decided to bring back the Camaro, a legendary muscle car, in the first quarter of 2009. I have to say….in looking at the gallery on Chevy’s website…the 2010 Camaro looks hot! For more information on the car, you can check out the official website
2010 Camaro complete pricing list
After Chevrolet announced MSRP on the 2010 Camaro, today we bring you the full accessories and options pricing, thanks to the guys at Camaro5.
Hit the jump for a copy of the full list. Prices start from $22,245 for the LS version and go up to $33,430 for the Camaro SS.
Hit the jump for a copy of the full list. Prices start from $22,245 for the LS version and go up to $33,430 for the Camaro SS.
2010 Chevrolet Camaro - pricing announced
Chevrolet today announced pricing on the 2010 Camaro, with production scheduled to start in first quarter of 2009. Prices start from $22,995 MSRP for the V-6-powered LS model, and $30,995 for the V-8-powered Camaro SS (all prices include $750 destination charge).
The 3.6-liter V6 engine (used in the LS and LT trims) is rated at 300 hp and 273 lb.-ft. of torque. A six-speed manual transmission is standard with the 3.6-liter engine; a Hydra-Matic 6L50 electronically controlled six-speed automatic, with TAPshift control, is available. LS and LT models are estimated at 27 mpg in highway driving.
The Camaro SS is equipped with a 6.2-liter V-8, with a choice of a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. Manual transmission-equipped models receive the Corvette-based LS3 engine, estimated at 422 hp and 408 lb.-ft. of torque. The automatic versions of the SS get the L99 V-8 engine (based on the LS3) rated at 400 horsepower delivers an estimated 23 mpg on the highway.
The 3.6-liter V6 engine (used in the LS and LT trims) is rated at 300 hp and 273 lb.-ft. of torque. A six-speed manual transmission is standard with the 3.6-liter engine; a Hydra-Matic 6L50 electronically controlled six-speed automatic, with TAPshift control, is available. LS and LT models are estimated at 27 mpg in highway driving.
The Camaro SS is equipped with a 6.2-liter V-8, with a choice of a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. Manual transmission-equipped models receive the Corvette-based LS3 engine, estimated at 422 hp and 408 lb.-ft. of torque. The automatic versions of the SS get the L99 V-8 engine (based on the LS3) rated at 400 horsepower delivers an estimated 23 mpg on the highway.
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