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The new Chevrolet Camaro has been approved for production as a 2009 model, 1 year earlier than expected!!! I'll take a triple black SS please

Sounds awesome, dude!

You should by an Oct-SLI comp tho

You should buy a house first. . .

Call the dealer and reserve a spot so you can get one of the first ones out! Triple Black sounds good.. T-Tops, or straight?

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

T Tops of course

Actually i don't think they're going to offer T Tops... Oh well.

this is like another language to me.

Congratulations because from what I gather you are excited about a new car sooner than expected rolling off the production lines.... counting down the days 'til zero-nine.

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I went to some guy's house today to buy a reptile tank from him and he had a black Camaro in his garage. Those new Camaros are pretty ugly though, at least the front.

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I'm not your neighbor, you Bakersfield trash.

Actually i don't think they're going to offer T Tops

That's not cool. . . I want T-tops. Will it at least have a Sunroof??

I saw this SMOKIN' HOT camaro that one of the guys at work is selling for his Mom. Electric kinda Blue in color.. 2000 I think is the year... MAN I WANT THAT CAR!! They are asking too much though.

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"it's the neck, it creaks under the weight of too much heavy thinking."

RJ, if you think that's a lot of money to pay for a car, try checking out the list price of an Aston Martin Vanquish S. For the price of a new Vanquish, you could buy eight new Camaros.

Worth it though. Try 0 to 100mph and back to 0 again in under 11 seconds.

Only trouble is, as well as the humungous list price, there's the matter of insurance. Group 20 here in the UK. Which means that a fully comprehensive policy will cost you £1,400 ... per month. If you're a little heavy with the right foot, watch the fuel consumption plummet to just 9 miles per gallon. With the torque that the engine can muster, it's a bit heavy on tyres too, and a new set is needed every 10,000 miles. At £3,000 a set. Plus, if the latest government wheeze comes to fruition and car tax is hiked to the nines, this car can expect to be in the super tax bracket - at the moment, the tax disc is £155 per year, but there's whispers among the politicians that this is going to go into near earth orbit for cars like Aston Martins - try £5,000 a year.

But, if I had the loot, I'd buy one. Because it's just SO glorious - a gentleman's club on wheels that will cross a continent faster than several fixed-wing aircraft.


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