The Transformers Chevy Camaro Edition

GM announced a limited Chevy Camaro Bumblebee Edition from Transformers to be available on June 1st. The Camaro will feature the same yellow and black stripes that Bumblebee rocks in the movie as well as Transformer badges on wheel centers, door sill plates and embroidered on the console lid. The package will be offered on the Camaro LT and SS models. The production run is restricted so you better go out and order one today! Pricing has not been yet revealed, but you can bet these will one day become collector’s items.


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The Cobalt Receives Turbo Power!

The new Chevrolet Cobalt SS is one vehicle that manages to rise above its mundane life. In comparison from the original Cobalt SS that was supercharged, GM has refined and polished the new Cobalt SS by exchanging the supercharger for a turbo to make it the most impressive performance front-wheel drive car ever. Exactly how General Motors turned a bottom-of-the-pack, basic economy box into a class-leading sport compact rocket is finally revealed.

The first thing that grabs your attention is the unique exterior design that accentuates the clean sweeping roofline, lip spoiler kit, and rear wing. It’s not all about looks though! Something much more exciting lies under the hood of the Chevy Cobalt SS is under the hood. The new Cobalt SS Turbo still upholds the same 2.0Liter engine that the Cobalt SS Supercharger has but with one major significant difference, the peak horsepower jumps from an astounding 205 to 260, making this Chevy extremely fast. Surprisingly, the Cobalt SS is a relatively light compact with it 260ft-lbs. of torque and has amazing torque steer. The torque achieves 260ft-lbs at 2,000 rpm and stays there until before the 5,300 rpm power peak.

Along from a much improved and faster car, GM added sophisticated electric-assist steering so when you lay into the throttle, the steering takes a few degrees off center instead of yanking the car toward the curb. GM also upgraded the rest of the mechanics and tweaked the full package on the world’s most demanding race tracks. Traction is also aided by an optional limited slip alternative.

Today, you can bring home a top- performance sport compact Chevy Cobalt SS Turbo for a retail price in the lower twenties.



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The New 2010 Chevy Camaro - more goodies than the Ford Mustang!

After a long 7 year hiatus; the Camaro has returned better than ever! Over the last few years the newly redesigned “old school” Ford Mustang has been cleaning up in the Muscle Car arena. An eternity in car years has passed and Chevy is poised to strike down the mighty Mustang!

Not only will the base model (LS/LT) be cheaper; priced around $23k, but it will have more goodies than the Mustang GT. The rims are larger, the brakes are bigger, and the Camaro will sport a V-6 that will produce 300-hp; the same as a Mustang GT.

But the real fun begins when you decide to step up to the SS model. Oh yes the Super Sport of old has returned; this time with a V-8 producing 420 galloping horses at a very reasonable $30k price. The brakes will be 14-inch, the wheels even larger at 20-inch, and my favorite feature is the new gas saving trick. The new 2010 Chevy Camaro will feature cylinder deletion which will essentially turn the Camaro into a 4-cylinder in the name of fuel economy. But don’t worry, punch the gas pedal and this puppy will roar back to life!

Check out Atlanta New Cars for the curretn line of new Camaro's!