What would you like to see offered in the Camaro and Firebird line-up?
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What would you like to see offered in the Camaro and Firebird line-up?
Last night I came up with an idea of what I'd like GM to offer as their transmission and engine line-up for the Camaro and Firebird models and was wondering what you guys would like GM to offer in the Camaro and Firebird line. Here is what I had listed.
Camaro engine line-up and transmission line-up
base 3.5L V6 (201hp & 222 ft-lbs of tq) 4-speed auto & 5 speed manual
Z28 5.3L V8 (303hp & 323 ft-lbs of tq) 4-speed auto & 5-speed manual
SS 6.0L V8 (400hp & 400 ft-lbs of tq) 4-speed auto & 6-speed manual
Firebird engine line-up
base supercharged 3.8L V6 (260hp & 280 ft-lbs of tq)
5-speed automatic & 6-speed manual
Formula 5.3L V8 (the VVT version with Ram-Air, around 320-340hp & 340-350ft-lbs of tq)
5-speed automatic & 6-speed manual
Trans-Am 6.2L V8 (VVT version, the new engine with more Ram-Airs, not sure about the hp & tq)
6-speed auto & 6-speed manual
Trans-Am Firehawk 7.0L V8 (Z06 engine) (add VVT, would produce over 510hp & over 475 ft-lbs of tq)
6-speed manual only
What do you want GM to offer? I have the Camaro marketed to compete against the Mustang and I have the Firebird aimed at what I think Dodge will do with the Challenger engine line-up. Give me some of your ideas and why you think it would be a good idea.
Camaro engine line-up and transmission line-up
base 3.5L V6 (201hp & 222 ft-lbs of tq) 4-speed auto & 5 speed manual
Z28 5.3L V8 (303hp & 323 ft-lbs of tq) 4-speed auto & 5-speed manual
SS 6.0L V8 (400hp & 400 ft-lbs of tq) 4-speed auto & 6-speed manual
Firebird engine line-up
base supercharged 3.8L V6 (260hp & 280 ft-lbs of tq)
5-speed automatic & 6-speed manual
Formula 5.3L V8 (the VVT version with Ram-Air, around 320-340hp & 340-350ft-lbs of tq)
5-speed automatic & 6-speed manual
Trans-Am 6.2L V8 (VVT version, the new engine with more Ram-Airs, not sure about the hp & tq)
6-speed auto & 6-speed manual
Trans-Am Firehawk 7.0L V8 (Z06 engine) (add VVT, would produce over 510hp & over 475 ft-lbs of tq)
6-speed manual only
What do you want GM to offer? I have the Camaro marketed to compete against the Mustang and I have the Firebird aimed at what I think Dodge will do with the Challenger engine line-up. Give me some of your ideas and why you think it would be a good idea.
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RE: What would you like to see offered in the Camaro and Firebird line-up?
I'd like to see a Mid-Night Black w/metal flake 2007 Challenger lined up next to them. When it's all over I'd have nothing for either one but a smile..
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RE: What would you like to see offered in the Camaro and Firebird line-up?
ORIGINAL: Racer X
I think you got it right, perfect line up for GM. The Pontiac was always the top of the line for the F-body.
I think you got it right, perfect line up for GM. The Pontiac was always the top of the line for the F-body.
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RE: What would you like to see offered in the Camaro and Firebird line-up?
since there is currently no firebird in the works, and there is a Camaro, i think that on the off chance that we do see an LS7 zeta lite platform vehicle, it would be the Camaro, or possibly the GTO
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RE: What would you like to see offered in the Camaro and Firebird line-up?
I would doubt they would offer the LS7 in the Camaro since it is the Corvette's top engine. I could possibly see them putting it in the Firebird but not the Camaro. Actually, the Firebird did have some special models that the Camaro didn't have. The Firehawk was offered with the Firebird and if I'm not mistaken, the Camaro never got their own version of this model.
Racer X, I believe if GM decides to make the GTO instead of the Firebird, it will be in a different class attempting to appeal to a different crowd. If they do this (which I hope they don't) the Camaro will be probably be exclusively inexpensive performance and the GTO will probably be another attempt to compete with BMWs and Mercedes.
Racer X, I believe if GM decides to make the GTO instead of the Firebird, it will be in a different class attempting to appeal to a different crowd. If they do this (which I hope they don't) the Camaro will be probably be exclusively inexpensive performance and the GTO will probably be another attempt to compete with BMWs and Mercedes.
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Reality Check!
ORIGINAL: RLSH700
I would doubt they would offer the LS7 in the Camaro since it is the Corvette's top engine. I could possibly see them putting it in the Firebird but not the Camaro.
I would doubt they would offer the LS7 in the Camaro since it is the Corvette's top engine. I could possibly see them putting it in the Firebird but not the Camaro.
Actually, the Firebird did have some special models that the Camaro didn't have. The Firehawk was offered with the Firebird and if I'm not mistaken, the Camaro never got their own version of this model.
TransAm - Z28
Firehawk - SS
Racer X, I believe if GM decides to make the GTO instead of the Firebird, it will be in a different class attempting to appeal to a different crowd. If they do this (which I hope they don't) the Camaro will be probably be exclusively inexpensive performance and the GTO will probably be another attempt to compete with BMWs and Mercedes.