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Daniel writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro LT2 Review
ProsPower, transmission, looks, feel and the smile it puts on your face behind the wheel. ConsMust get used to the blind spots and people staring everytime you drive by.
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Camaro Review — This car is simply amazing. The car is fully loaded and has a 3.6L V6 motor pushing more than 300 hp at the rear wheel and coupled with the manual transmission it is fun to drive. There are no downsides to owning this car. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Joe writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro LT2 Review
Prosso much fun driving, the looks Consi can't think of any
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My Red Demon — love the way it looks, to me it's comfortable for long trips. i'm short so i fit easily into the seat. a bit hard to judge the front end though for me. cause i sit so low in the seat. i think the build is pretty good no problems whats so ever. gas mileage is what you expect. fun to drive in sports mode i feel totally safe in my car. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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MASMA writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro LT2 Review
ProsVery sexy sport car, turns heads like you wouldn't believe, very quick for a v6. ConsThe quality is not quite there yet for Chevy, but it will be. 
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2010 Camaro Rs V6 Black/black — Of course the looks are just outstanding! Absolutely nothing on the road like it, Purchased new 2010 Camaro 2LT RS package, loved the look the Halo Lights gave a very menacing look! 304hp v6 which was later rerated at 312hp. Auto, Black, Black Leather, Heated seats and mirrors, and really liked the idea of the tinted drivers outside mirror, very helpful at night, wish more cars came like this. Upgraded Boston Acoustics are just awesome, and the throwback sliding moon roof made for a great look. 20" 5-spoke Painted Rims, blacked out tint. I put a Injen CAI that gave this car a great pep, close to 16fpt at the wheels and close to an additional 12 hp. Car is fairly comfortable, yet steering was heavy, handling was average for the Camaro RS, never really felt connected to the road, i expected a better driver experience.But I really loved the back up sensors, great idea for this car since the back is so high and visibility is very limited. Chevy NAILED IT!! in the looks department, most definitely an awesome design. I cannot list just how many times I was stopped and told how awesome the Camaro looked, over and over again. It's an attention getter for sure! As much as I loved it I let it go in under a year due to some developing electrical issues that I really didn't want to do the dealer 'we cannot duplicate' answer forever and not counting the exhaustingly many trips it would take to repair when they do find it, I don't have that kind of time nor for the aggravation. So when I saw a old/new bad boy being revived by, by a big crosstown rival so, I decided to have a look see. Stay tuned... Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Kevin writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS Review
ProsIt's fast, sounds awesome with the cold air intake and Borla exhaust. The 6 speed gearbox is solid. The seats are comfortable. The sound system is great. And hands down, it's the best looking car on the road. It will be my favorite car for a long time. ConsYou can't really fit much into it. 1 set of golf clubs, or 1 baseball bag. Even the people who sit in the back seat have to be shorter than 5'9" otherwise their heads touch the roof. And whoever sits behind the driver has to be short, or not have legs. But if you fit into that category, the rear seats are very comfortable. I took 3 people on a 5 hour drive to Las Vegas and didn't have any complaints.
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Sex On Wheels — Performance: This is definitely the fastest car I have ever driven. Quality: I haven't had any problems in the 40k miles I have put on it so far. Appearance: This car looks so good it's almost pornography. Definitely a head turner. Cost of Ownership: Gas mileage is ok. You can drive fast and get 8 MPG, or drive reasonably and get 25. Up to you. Me, I get around 20. Fun Factor: Absolutely. Handles great, engine sounds amazing, seats are made for long drives but still hold you in the corners. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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unclbro writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro LT2 Review
ProsLooks ConsA little hard to see out of, blind spots 
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Buy One ! — LT with RS package. The v6 is very impressive for a 6. No repairs, squeaks or rattles. Black with red stripes & crome 20's Along with dark tint makes for one very sharp ride. Highway mileage is 26 & makes for a very fun ride that really gets alot of attention. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Jay writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS Review
ProsFast, fun, beautiful Consheavy
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Pure Fun With A Beautiful Exterior — This car is fun! The LS3 has incredible power and torque and is extremely responsive. I was surprised at how well it handles given its weight (3800 lbs) due to the independent rear suspension. The car is beautiful on the inside and outside, Chevy really did well combining both modern and classic art to make this machine. I've had 0 problems with the car so far although it doesn't like ice at all but I blame that on my summer tires. My favorite part of this car is the ease of upgrading, they give you plenty of room in the engine bay to do just about anything without breaking your back by having to remove a dozen items just to install one new one. So far I have installed a cold air intake, cat-back exhaust, and long tube headers with the headers taking the longest at 3 hours. The one drawback about this car is that it's heavy. If you're looking for a race car the camaro isn't for you, although this car can handle its own on the track. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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dmdave09 writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro LS Review
ProsYou'll definitely get the attention you so want/need. Still have people stop and take pictures. ConsIt's not a family car as the back seats are for looks only. 
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If You Have No Kids And Want To Have A Great Vehicle Then This Is For You. — Wish we would have gotten the V-8, but this was originally purchased as my wife's vehicle, so she didn't want or need the extra power or price tag. The V-6 comes with plenty of power, at 300+ Hp but your not going to take other high end vehicles. Solid, great design, fun to drive and still get looks in this nice piece of American Muscle. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Leonardo writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro 1SS Review
ProsThe visuals and, obviously, the engine. ConsThe visibility
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The Today`s Real Muscle Car — Everything in this car is great. The price is attractive and has a good cost/power. The visibility was affected due to the poor adjustments available for the front seats. Not recomended for heavy traffic cities like São Paulo. A must-have in every Car fan's garage(If it fits in yout budget, of course!). Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Michael writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro Review
ProsIncredibly good car for the money you spend. You get all the good aspects of a awesome pony car with the Camaro. ConsIts interior has an awesome design, but i with the material was nicer.
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Fantastic Car, And I Can't Wait To Buy The Faster One. Ha Ha — Performance- Acceleration is awesome, with the grunt to put you back in your seat every time you put your foot down. The brakes could have come with some better fluid, and connecting lines so when on a race track they don't boil. Build Quality- This car is put together very well. The fit and finish on it is incredibly good. I do wish that the materials used on the inside, like whats found on the Malibu. Appearance- What else can i say but SEXY. Its the best looking pony car out of these new models. Its built to look like a pony car, but its also the only one built that actually fits in with all the modern cars. The others i think are a little far behind. Cost of Ownership- So far the only money i have had to put into it is the annual service for it. Fun Factor- Great fun for the price. Can put a grin on my face even after owning it for 2 years. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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Brenda writes:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro LT1 Review
ProsLooks, driving and gas mileage..the price was great also! Conslow ground clearance (had a 2007 Explorer before), plus seeing out the back when backing out.
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Awesome/beautiful Car — Beautiful looking car, with great handling and gets good gas mileage. We bought the LT1 in black. It definately gets looks when I drive it around town. A fun car to drive. It has ample room in the truck to carry things and my 11 year-old son has plenty of room in the back (for now)! I am very pleased with it! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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