Power. Performance. Passion.

All of these words describe the sleek lines and aggressive styling of the all new 2010 Chevrolet Camaro. This “concept turned production” sports coupe will usher in the return of one of America’s most popular muscle cars ever. Since the last production Camaro rolled off the GM assembly line in 2002, automotive enthusiasts everywhere have been clamoring for it’s return. Now, in a bold move by Chevrolet, the Camaro has found new life as a true American “Dream Machine”.

The 2010 Camaro, which is expected to begin it’s production run in Spring, 2009, is a combination of high performance, cutting edge technology with a throwback to everything that made the original 1967 Camaro great. The exterior of this car is reminiscent of the first generation Camaros, giving it an unmistakable look that is 100% American Muscle Car. But where the original Camaro’s came equipped with an option of five engines – a 140 or 155 horsepower 6 cylinder, a 210 or 275 horsepower V-8 or an SS 350 option which included a 295 hp V8, the new Camaro comes with a much more powerful line up under the hood including a projected 300 horsepower 6 cylinder engine and an assortment of V-8s that start at 400 horsepower. These new engines, equipped with either a 6 speed manual or a tap shift automatic, are sure to bring enough performance to the table to satisfy even the most discriminating drivers.

Horsepower alone does not define all that is good about the new Camaro. Equipped with more safety and luxury features than many cars in higher price classes, this new Camaro promises to deliver a lot without costing a fortune. Starting price for an entry level Camaro will be right around $23,000.00, with higher end models maxing out right around $40,000.00. This pricing structure will guarantee that Camaro is an affordable sports car, as was always the intention behind the Camaro line. But whether you are looking to buy this car as a daily driver or as a collector’s car, you will find no shortage of options available to you.

Camaro will come standard with dual front and side airbags, air conditioning, AM/FM stereo with CD-ROM, MP3 music playback, music navigator and a graphics information display that will feature such information as miles per gallon, outside air temperature (and much more), bluetooth wireless technology integrated directly into the car’s audio system, option XM (with 3 month free trial), 4 wheel disc brakes, full driver and passenger power seats, power windows