Like many, I prefer my cars with few adornments -- aside from an air-freshener tree if the dog's on board. Most often, cosmetic packages cost too much for what you get -- a couple stripes here, a few shiny dashboard panels there -- and tend to revel in the kind of lily-gilding enjoyed by Housewives of Insert-Name-of-Well-Heeled-American-Suburb-Here. But fans of the Transformers movies may think differently about Chevrolet's new package, which will turn a stock Camaro into the heroic Autobot called Bumblebee. Of course, the Transformers edition Camaro won't do much to ward off evil Decepticons stalking your garage, nor will it add much to the stock Camaro's performance. It's purely for show.
GM is showing off the Bumblebee package this week at the annual fĂȘte for the fantasy set, Comic-Con International, in San Diego. Like the movie car, the Transformers edition is yellow, with a black rally stripe on the hood. It's available on the V6-powered LT or V8-powered SS Camaro models.
The Transformers edition also comes with the Autobot shields, familiar to fans of the movie, tacked onto the side panels and wheel center caps. An embroidered version of the shield appears on the center console. The Transformers edition Camaro slaps $995 in mostly profit onto the popular muscle car's sticker price, a cost only the most hardcore fans of the franchise will likely look past.[via Automobile]
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cool but if every body gets this then it wont look cool
cool but if every body gets this then it wont look cool
Only if GM come to their sences and give up the option of LS engines (LS7 & LS9) V8's with the modified tremec 6060 6spd and rearend. For the extra torque provided for these marvels. For a lot less than one of the builders. I'm sure alot of buyers like me would jump at that chance. Like the toys GM builds for their private use, and major stars like leno.
cool but if every body gets this then it wont look cool
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