Irmscher i42 Camaro Wallpaper
Irmscher i42 Camaro Wallpaper
Irmscher i42 Camaro Wallpaper
With the European launch of the Chevrolet Camaro just around the corner, General Motor's semi-official tuning partner across the pond, Irmscher, is gearing up for the presentation with the release of a limited production version of its i42 Camaro study, which was showcased at this year's Essen Motor Show.
For the creation of the i42 Camaro, Irmscher joined forces with Auto Magnus und Velocity Performance Parts. Based on the Camaro SS with the 6.2-liter V8, the i42 benefits from a bevy of upgrades, the most important being the addition of a supercharger and a new custom exhaust system, which boost output to 509-horsepower. The tune allows the Camaro i42 to complete the 0-100km/h (62 mph) sprint in about 4.0 seconds and reach a top speed of 275 km/h or 171 mph.
Irmscher also fitted the American muscle car with a sports brake system comprising of 380 mm front discs with 6 piston calipers and 355 mm rear discs with 4 piston calipers, plus an adjustable sports suspension. The car now rides on new 22-inch alloy wheels with a funky black and silver design. The package is rounded off with black racing stripes and matching "Since 68" logos.
Depending on the configuration, the Irmscher i42 Camaro can be had in Germany from €49,000, or about US$64,900. 
Irmscher i42 Camaro Wallpaper
Irmscher i42 Camaro Wallpaper
2011 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Wallpaper
2011 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Wallpaper
2011 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Wallpaper
2011 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Wallpaper
It's a big day for the Chevrolet Camaro Convertible. General Motors has pulled back the curtains on a low-volume special edition version of the drop-top muscle car set to go on sale next year. The vehicle is slated to be featured in the annual Neiman Marcus Christmas Book – a catalog of high-end goodies for the ruling class. Only 100 examples of the Neiman Marcus Camaro Convertible will be sold through the catalog, each wearing special Deep Bordeaux paint and boasting drivetrain components borrowed from the mighty Camaro SS. That means there's a full 426 horsepower on tap. Inside, GM has slathered the cockpit in leather touches only available on this special edition.
Want one? You better have been one very, very good boy or girl this year. The price tag for the beast you see above is a heady $75,000.
The General also showed off a handful of additional photos of the standard Camaro Convertible on Facebook. This time, we get a closer look at the vehicle's interior as well as a view from the front of the car. It looks good, sure, but we don't know if its $75,000 good.
Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Wallpaper
Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Wallpaper
Camaro Indianapolis 500 Pace Car Wallpaper
Camaro Indianapolis 500 Pace Car Wallpaper
Chevrolet Camaro Indianapolis 500 Pace Car Photos
Camaro Indianapolis 500 Pace Car images
Camaro Indianapolis 500 Pace Car
For the fourth time in the history of the Camaro, GM will sell a replica of a Camaro Indianapolis 500 Pace Car. "We set out to build a collectible vehicle that will appeal to the die-hard Camaro and Indianapolis 500 fan," said Jim Campbell, U.S. Vice President, Chevrolet Marketing. "We believe we've done just that with the 2010 Chevy Camaro Indianapolis 500 Pace Car Limited Edition."
The limited production replica is based on the Camaro 2SS model with the RS appearance package and a 400HP V8 paired to a six-speed automatic transmission, but adds some extra features unique to the actual pace car to be driven by Robin Roberts, anchor of "Good Morning America," during the this year's Indianapolis 500.
Hi-resolution Chevrolet Camaro Wallpapers
Chevrolet Camaro Wallpapers
Chevrolet Camaro Wallpapers
The 2010 Chevrolet Camaro will be available with a 296 Hp 3.6-liter V6 engine or a 416 Hp 6.2-liter V8, combined with either a 6-speed manual gearbox or an automatic transmission. The Camaro features an all-independent suspension setup and a StabiliTrak stability control system that promises to keep an eye on the coupe's buttocks. Braking power in the SS will be provided by 4-pot Brembo brakes while it is also reported that the coupe's 1,700 kg (3,750 lbs) weight will be split 52% up front and 48% at the rear
Chevrolet Camaro Wallpapers
Chevrolet Camaro Wallpapers
Muscle Car Chevrolet Camaro pictures
Muscle Car Chevrolet Camaro images
Hi-resolution Muscle Car Chevrolet Camaro photos
Chevrolet Camaro SS Wallpaper & Photos
The Chevrolet Camaro SS is a true American Muscle Car
The Chevrolet Camaro SS is the most powerful version of the new generation Camaro as it will pack GM’s 6.2-liter V8 engine delivering 422 HP and 408 lb.-ft. of torque (553 Nm) when combined with the 6-speed manual gearbox and 400 HP and 395 lb.-ft. of torque (535 Nm) when matted to a 6-speed automatic transmission. The Camaro SS is also equipped with four-piston Brembo calipers
Chevrolet Camaro SS Wallpaper
Chevrolet Camaro SS Wallpaper
Chevrolet Camaro SS photos
Chevrolet Camaro SS image
Chevrolet Camaro SS Wallpaper
Chevrolet Camaro SS Wallpaper
The History of the Iconic Chevrolet Camaro
There have been plenty of American-made muscle cars over the years, and one of the perpetual favorites in that elite group is the Chevrolet Camaro. Although its original production run ended official in 2002, popular demand revived the model and the 5th generation Camaro began production in 2009. Here's a thumbnail sketch of the history of this American classic.
When the Ford Mustang took America by storm in the early 1960's, Chevrolet saw a need to reply in kind. The result was the introduction of its Camaro in 1967. The name for the model has no real literal meaning, but its name begins with a "C" like all Chevy models of at that time and the name's root suggests friendship (as in Cam-araderie). It was technically classified as a "compact car" though the Camaro and its contemporaries began being known as pony cars, muscle cars, etc.
The Camaro captured the American imagination but it was the 2nd generation design introduced in 1970 (and continuing production for another 11 years!) that became an iconic part of the United States motoring scene. Souped-up models became popular for street and closed-circuit racing: a tradition that continues today.
When production ceased in 2002, the stage was already set for the revival of the Camaro. Racing enthusiasts today still favor this model for drag racing, and it never lost its iconic status, appearing in movies such as The Transformers. Thanks to its reintroduction, 2010 Camaro performance cars are set to hit the tracks again in the GT class of the Grand Am Road Racing Championship.
The Camaro is an American classic whose lasting popularity refuses to wane.
For those people who want more than just another cookie-cutter car off the assembly line such as 2010 Camaro performance, Fastlane Inc is the answer. Find out more details at http://www.fastlaneturbo.com/. Ryan Coisson is a freelance writer.
The History of the Iconic Chevrolet Camaro
There have been plenty of American-made muscle cars over the years, and one of the perpetual favorites in that elite group is the Chevrolet Camaro. Although its original production run ended official in 2002, popular demand revived the model and the 5th generation Camaro began production in 2009. Here's a thumbnail sketch of the history of this American classic.
When the Ford Mustang took America by storm in the early 1960's, Chevrolet saw a need to reply in kind. The result was the introduction of its Camaro in 1967. The name for the model has no real literal meaning, but its name begins with a "C" like all Chevy models of at that time and the name's root suggests friendship (as in Cam-araderie). It was technically classified as a "compact car" though the Camaro and its contemporaries began being known as pony cars, muscle cars, etc.
The Camaro captured the American imagination but it was the 2nd generation design introduced in 1970 (and continuing production for another 11 years!) that became an iconic part of the United States motoring scene. Souped-up models became popular for street and closed-circuit racing: a tradition that continues today.
When production ceased in 2002, the stage was already set for the revival of the Camaro. Racing enthusiasts today still favor this model for drag racing, and it never lost its iconic status, appearing in movies such as The Transformers. Thanks to its reintroduction, 2010 Camaro performance cars are set to hit the tracks again in the GT class of the Grand Am Road Racing Championship.
The Camaro is an American classic whose lasting popularity refuses to wane.
For those people who want more than just another cookie-cutter car off the assembly line such as 2010 Camaro performance, Fastlane Inc is the answer. Find out more details at http://www.fastlaneturbo.com/. Ryan Coisson is a freelance writer.
The History of the Iconic Chevrolet Camaro
There have been plenty of American-made muscle cars over the years, and one of the perpetual favorites in that elite group is the Chevrolet Camaro. Although its original production run ended official in 2002, popular demand revived the model and the 5th generation Camaro began production in 2009. Here's a thumbnail sketch of the history of this American classic.
When the Ford Mustang took America by storm in the early 1960's, Chevrolet saw a need to reply in kind. The result was the introduction of its Camaro in 1967. The name for the model has no real literal meaning, but its name begins with a "C" like all Chevy models of at that time and the name's root suggests friendship (as in Cam-araderie). It was technically classified as a "compact car" though the Camaro and its contemporaries began being known as pony cars, muscle cars, etc.
The Camaro captured the American imagination but it was the 2nd generation design introduced in 1970 (and continuing production for another 11 years!) that became an iconic part of the United States motoring scene. Souped-up models became popular for street and closed-circuit racing: a tradition that continues today.
When production ceased in 2002, the stage was already set for the revival of the Camaro. Racing enthusiasts today still favor this model for drag racing, and it never lost its iconic status, appearing in movies such as The Transformers. Thanks to its reintroduction, 2010 Camaro performance cars are set to hit the tracks again in the GT class of the Grand Am Road Racing Championship.
The Camaro is an American classic whose lasting popularity refuses to wane.
For those people who want more than just another cookie-cutter car off the assembly line such as 2010 Camaro performance, Fastlane Inc is the answer. Find out more details at http://www.fastlaneturbo.com/. Ryan Coisson is a freelance writer.