All I can say is WTF...

That's another great point. The reverse lights on the US version are a complete, out of place eyesore IMO.

This cleans up the rear nicely :facepalm:

jajajaja i wouldnt install that even if they were freeeee!!!!!! horendous!

God above, those mirrors are hideous...

The tail lights can at least be dealt with in the aftermarket, but if EU standards dictate lorry mirrors on all vehicles...

How does Aston Martin, Jaguar, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Maserati get away with the sleeker car mirrors? Is this just some sort of bias toward the North American vehicle?

I really can't imagine how a ridiculously tall mirror is supposed to be safer than the current American mirrors. Surely you want a wider mirror before a taller mirror. You don't need to see how TALL a vehicle is that is behind you, you just want to see that there is something there.

Italian Chevy website includes now information about the sales prices and dealers list.
Funny: premium paint (IOM, I assume) costs 1 thousand euros, which are close to 1.4 thousand dollars. Does it cost 325 dollars in the US, doesn’t it? :mad0260:


http://www.chevrolet.it/images/pdf/Concessionari_Autorizzati_Camaro_Giugno%202011.pdf


http://www.chevrolet.it/images/pdf/Listino_Camaro_Sito_Internet_Coupe.pdf

This is a really good point IMO. I don't get the functional purpose either.

Please tell me this is not for real. Both of those look AWFUL! The mirrors look like they came off a pick up truck and those tail lights look ghetto....:barf:

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Calm down,everyone. It's an export model. There are different rules for cars over there. The mirrors need to be folding in case they hit a pedestrian (think narrow roads).Notice there is no shark antenna.

This for Japan market only

I wonder if the tow hooks are for the boat ride to Europe?

My wife said the brake lights look like sun glasses. If the 2012 model looks like this, I will not purchase!

Good Gawd people how many times does it need to be stated... these are Euro spec...