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2009 Chevy Camaro Concept by Josh Rubin

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A couple years ago I gave a backhanded compliment to the new Ford Mustang and got lots of flame from readers. Well, here it goes again...

I haven't been too excited by anything from American car manufacturers in a while (since the new Mustang) but then came the new Camaro concept, unveiled last week at the Detroit Auto Show. How can anyone not love this beefy, long-nosed, slanty-eyed wonder? It's '60s sexy refined and advanced for modern taste. I'm holding out for a version I can run on Biodiesel.

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This entry posted on 16 January 2006 at 1:11 AM
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