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Originally Posted by CamaroSpike23
the Z28 design has been finalized. GM knows what they want to do. they just cant afford to do it right now
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Originally Posted by Jinx
LSA......cool.
I guess Im the only one that doesnt like the front end or that hood
Front fascia reminds me of these type of bumpers:
The hood looks like an oversize LT1 SS hood thats been molded onto the a SS/V6 hood cowl or even this:
I wish it would be more subtle and classy. Basically the route that Ford went with on the GT500 vs the GT (the differences are there and clear, but isnt loud and unforgiving the the masses).
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Agreed. something alittle more subtle would look good. But i'm not complaining
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Originally Posted by drivingincamaro
hmmm the evidence seems to be overwhelming that there is a z
but guys  lets be real here for a second hm is B rupt right now. they do not have money to spend on developing another sports car, also gm's SS and V is workers(cannot remember the name sorry) are gone
this might just be some after market parts that gm is producing for the camaro  like bumber fasica hood 
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True. Gm's performance division is gone for now. But that only included the SS and V models. Nothing says the Z28 was included.
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Originally Posted by the_saint
gm does not have to develope anything; the only thing gm has to do is drop a de-tunned ls7 in the current 5th gen platform.
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People need to stop focusing on the LS7. That engine is quickly on its way out.
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Originally Posted by !!!TED!!!
Let me explain...
GM intended to produce a Z28 model.
It would be to the SS what a ZR1 is to a Z06.
Current automotive problems have frozen this program.
Motor Trend had seen this picture in advance (its probably from a few years back!), and came up with their rendering.
The new Bumblebee Camaro carries this look, as the Z28 was to be ready for later this year (and coincide with Transformers 2).
If things improve at GM, this car may yet still see the light of day.
Oh, and I want that book! 
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Originally Posted by Rman91Bird
I hope that the Z28 will be a stripper package w/o a radio and maybe even no a/c. It needs to be basicly a street legal factory race car.
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honestly do you think people will buy this? it's just not convinient to make a stripper package, and Scott has already said it would be more cost effective to have a stripper package, due to low demand.
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Originally Posted by REAPER SS
I think in the situation that GM is in, they will keep pushing the v-6 & SS models. Maybe in the future they will get back lucrative & kick out a z-28. Hell, I'm surprised that they still came out with the zr-1.
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yup, that's what they need to focus on right now
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Originally Posted by brandotron
Im wondering how it will play out with the incorporation of the Gen V engine (you know it's coming).
Since it seems the Z28 is far off, GM might wait for the Camaro to incorporate the new direct injection V8 before adding another model. Then again, they could add a high end V8 model soon and upgrade all three, like they did in 1998 when we switched from LT to LS. Iiiinteresting....
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I really think the best thing to do is to wait to introduce a high performance gen V engine for the Z28 or possibly keep it for the SS.
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Originally Posted by Jericho
An yes, I miss T-tops too. But, they wouldn't look good on this new car.
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safety standards wouldn't allow for t-tops either way.
Now my question for all of you is.
why does it have to be a Z28?
There are other "special" Camaros besides the Z28. Don't be surprised if we see another special edition Camaro other than a Z28 in the future.