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View Poll Results: Fav. sports car?! | |||
'Maro and 'Bird | 6 | 37.50% | |
Stang | 3 | 18.75% | |
Evo | 5 | 31.25% | |
Duh an SUV to run over them ALL!! | 2 | 12.50% | |
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12-12-2003, 09:27 PM | #151 | |||
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12-13-2003, 09:16 AM | #152 | ||
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thats all fine and dandy. we are just tring to prove that japan has made a quility sports car that handles great and out run alot on the dragstrip and a road course. motortrend has proven that the evo out handles the m3 it out accelerates the new gto. with less horses and less cost. if all your muscle car can do is just beat the evo then how is that special. true winning is winning even by an inch or a mile. but if a stock 4 banger is right behind a corvette on a drag strip like 13.1 vs. 13.25. |
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12-13-2003, 09:19 AM | #153 | ||
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it means more to the american history surely to each his own is due here i am an american i mush rather reserch the history of the skyline being made first as a sedan of lux. for an emperor. and who cars if it means more to american history then an evo every will....... so what! |
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12-13-2003, 09:25 AM | #154 | |
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[quote=dcatkin]Here are just a few specs on the F50 does your EVO kill this also, GENERAL
Make Ferrari Model F50 Engine Layout mid-engine/RWD Price $500,000 ENGINE Type 4699cc V-12 Power 513bhp @ 8500RPM Torque 347ft-lbs @ 6500RPM Redline ?????? what only 513 horses from a 12 cylinder thats 42.6 horses per cylinder. and please tell me that torque rating is wrong. |
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The L-88 Corvette ran low 12's in the quarter mile, will your evo run 180 mph all day long like the Vette does in the road circuit, races like the Lamans where in has to keep up, why isen't it there, possibly because it can't keep up, that would be Corvettes and Ferraris that win that race usually. Lets not mention other races like the Indy 500, you don't see your beloved evo there either do you, so tell me other then ralley, where is your junk yard wonder, and as to the BMW M3, I've never been really sold on those things, I used to repair them for a living. I think BMW is just a little over bragged. Heres a list of things to race you evo against. #1 ZL1 Camaro 11.30 ET .97G on the slid pad. #2 ZL1 Corvette 11.25 ET .97G On the skid pad. #3 GTO Judge 12.50 ET N/A #4 Buick GS Stage III 12.35 ET #5 Z06 Vette 12.30 ET. |
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12-13-2003, 04:26 PM | #157 | |
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I thought this was a Muscle car forum, Evo's? It is not just about speed. The sound alone from an American V8 is awesome. The Hot rods do it with class. Not just a tin can with wheels, and a fast 4 popper.
I cant see how people can even compare the 2, It is a completly different world altogether. |
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Press Release taken from the GM.COM website. http://www.68rscamaro.com/2002news.htm Camaro/Firebird on Hiatus After 2002 Model Year GM Celebrates Muscle Cars' Last Year of Production, Closes Site. Therese Facility DETROIT - General Motors Corporation today announced that 2002 will be the last model year for the Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird. The Ste. Therese, Quebec plant where the vehicles are produced will close in the fall of 2002. According to John G. Middlebrook, GM vice president and general manager vehicle brand marketing & corporate advertising, the combination of significantly reduced demand in the regular sport segment - which has decreased by 53 percent from 1990 to 2000, due in large part to the increasing popularity of trucks - along with the substantial excess manufacturing capacity in the industry made this decision unavoidable. Middlebrook said GM is celebrating both cars' significance as American musclecar icons in 2002. "The Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird have truly become an integral part of American culture over the years," said Middlebrook. "We appreciate the strong emotions that our customers have for these cars and we're pleased to be celebrating them with a 35th Anniversary Edition Camaro and a Collector Edition Firebird Trans Am special edition models." Although Camaro and Firebird have always had focused appeal, both Chevy and Pontiac will continue the tradition of providing performance vehicles with high value. Next year, Chevy will introduce the SSR. Pontiac will also continue to offer excitement with performance powertrains, including the supercharged Grand Prix GTP and Bonneville SSEi and the forthcoming Vibe GT. GM will continue to support the millions of Camaro and Firebird/Trans Am owners with replacement parts, reproduction parts, accessories and technical support through its Service Parts Organization. General Motors of Canada Limited president and general manager, Maureen Kempston Darkes said, "Closing the Ste. Therese Plant is an extremely painful and difficult decision. GM has worked very hard to identify a new product or other alternative to continue manufacturing at Ste. Therese. However, despite several years of intensive work, we have been unable to identify any viable alternatives. "We are committed to ensuring as smooth a transition as possible for our people. Almost all of the 1,065 employees currently on-roll at Ste. Therese are now eligible for retirement or will become eligible within the next few years. In addition, virtually all of the 380 employees currently on lay-off will similarly be eligible for retirement. The GM of Canada benefit package is extensive, with income continuation for up to three years for affected employees. We are committed to working closely with the CAW and the Quebec and federal Governments to put in place retraining and other transition assistance programs for those that want to continue their working careers." The Ste. Therese, Quebec plant opened in 1965. Over the years, it has produced a variety of car models, including the Chevrolet Monza, Pontiac Grand Prix and Chevrolet Celebrity. It has been the sole producer of the Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird models since 1993. The plant currently operates on one shift. General Motors (NYSE: GM), the world's largest vehicle manufacturer, designs, builds and markets cars and trucks worldwide. In 2000, GM earned $5 billion on sales of $183.3 billion, excluding special items. It employs about 372,000 people globally. GM also operates one of the largest and most successful financial services companies, GMAC, which offers automotive, mortgage and business financing and insurance services to customers worldwide. GM is investing aggressively in digital technology and e-business within its global automotive operations and through such initiatives as e-GM, GM BuyPower, OnStar and its Hughes Electronics Corp. (NYSE:GMH) subsidiary. |
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Look at the URL Jackass, I think that GM knows when their car lines come to an end better then your parts dealers, just one more step up in the idiocy people will display. If you look and learn, you will only be laughing at yourself. The Camaro did end in 2002 without a doubt, well as far as GM says, and I tend to think that thay would know. Unless you know more about GM then thay do, in which case you'd better go buy it, or at least get a job there. But we don't have to worry about that since you don't know more the them. |
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There is no 2003 Camaro.
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