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Monday, October 18, 2010
DETAIL CHEVROLET CAMARO-RS
Chevrolet Camaro can be classified as both a muscle car and a pony car because of its diverse models. It was manufactured by General Motors under the brand name Chevrolet in 1967. Chevrolet Camaro was Ford Mustang's main rival. The very first time it was introduced, the media asked the production managers what a Camaro is. Their response was really quite clever, as they replied that a Camaro is a small ferocious animal that eats Mustangs. This was clearly a direct assault on Ford Mustang. Since Ford Mustang was the number one selling car during those days, they were the number one target of Chevrolet. Luckily, Chevrolet took the chance and brought home the bacon.
Various trim levels are available to make the car suit your taste, but most people will look at one of two currently available models: the RS and SS variants. My first test drive was with the six cylinder powered RS (for rally Sport) version. This V6 is a version of the General Motors corporate engine that goes in many of their cars these days. With Direct Injection and other modern technologies, this engine makes over 300 horsepower. For reference, the last of the fourth generation Camaro's only made around 20 more horsepower, and that was with a V8.
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