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I'm a Camaro girl. Got two in my garage. Don't care for the new style a LOT as it has too much of the "sporty Cadillac" look to it. Feel they could have done better. So they "tried" to keep it classic but it still doesn't do much to resemble the 1st Gen's except in size.
To be honest, that's a tough choice. The classic lines on the Challanger are more evident on it, than they are on the Camaro.
In some ways, I tend to agree with BHCompy, who said "Chevy just can't get it right anymore, really" - They definitely messed up on the styling for the 1993-2003 model years. In my opinion, the last good Camaro Chevy made was the 1992 IROC-Z.
On the new Camaro.. well, it's too early to say whehter BHCompy's comment about getting it right, applies there. I guess we'll just have to wait and see, and right now all I can say is, I hope Chevy got it right this time.
Camaro looks too much like Corvette light mixed with some cadillac......
Well, you've heard the old saying that a "Camaro is a poor man's 'Vette", maybe Chevrolet is sticking with that analogy by making the new Camaro actually look like a "poor man's 'Vette" also....
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