The Camaro is very appealing, but I'm not sold. A turbo 6 would sell me though.

Neat idea, the internet based self-design center portion that is.

The rest of it has been available in major metropolitan areas for a while.

I assume solid colors are going to be an option at some point, hopefully at a lower cost.

I agree, the car could use a lower stance, but...

The koi idea is interesting, but out of place since the car is otherwise absent of any graphics.

A "DUB" sticker... really?

That lower fascia looks cheap and doesn't flow with any of the other lines on the front of the car, especially in profile. It's too busy.

The oversize sporty looking wheels don't go with the rest of the look of this vehicle and the side profile on those tires don't look good on anything.

The chrome accents on the doors make the side skirts look like they are falling off.

Over 50% of Autoblog's posts seem to be about American made muscle cars in the last week, what are "all the lame features" you are talking about?

This car isn't rice, so it is obvious you don't know what you are talking about.

That was a great way to point out you don't know anything about cars Howard.

Agreed, fitment of that hood is pretty bad.

Pontiac G8 looking hood vents? How about Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution I, V, VI, and VII? There is a big difference between the G8's scoops and the Evo's extractor vents.

I hope you have a good excuse for that kind of faux pas.

A turbo six offering of the Camaro would compliment my '89 Turbo Trans Am.

If service was comparable or better in content and price to any regular cable service then Apple would definitely have a product worth buying. DVR capabilities and HD content are going to be a must. (And I'd buy a MacMini or AppleTV to switch)

My love for the 7 in unequaled by any other car.