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According to Edmunds.com, General Motors is still on track to produce the new Camaro in 2010, regardless of fuel prices and market conditions. However, the power train is still questionable with rumors of a six cylinder or possibly even a four cylinder option. GM's vice president of sales and marketing, Mark LaNeve, stated "Everyone thinks we'll be positioning the Camaro as a burn-ass hot rod...But that's only about 30 percent of the business. The other two-thirds will come from 27-mpg V6 sales, with a significant female share". Mark LaNeve also hinted of GM "looking at plans for a four-cylinder...but we don't have it done yet". Has the end of the eight cylinder era finally come to an end? No muscle car deserves a four cylinder that's for sure.Car And Driver Dreams Up 5 Futuristic Mustangs
Katech Designs Chevrolet Corvette Z06 ClubSport
Custom Rossi 66 To Be Completed For SEMA 2008
2012 Chevrolet C7 Corvette To Get Twin Turbo V6
GM Brings High Performance Crate Engines And Components To Online Shoppers
Streetfire's Alexis Godschalk Gets Up Close With Drifting King, Sam Hubinette
SMS Announces New 296 Supercharger System For Challenger
Shelby Distribution Offers New Aluminum Body Daytona Series Coupe
''Saving General Motors'' Takes a Look Inside GM
Very First Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Rolls Off Assembly Line And Sold For $1 Million
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