Apparently there’s one still left, and he’s in charge.

I’m amused by the fact that everybody shits all over this idea, despite the fact that the beloved Audi does the same thing. It’s just a platform folks, this isn’t 1986 where they’ll slap another grill on it and call it a day. The Camaro and the ATS are on the same platform as well.

If they make a V-spec hot hatch version, I’m sure everyone on Jalopnik will buy one.

Reminds me of these douches, except one of them got his

Probably because Toyota is like that perfect, straight-A kid who everyone hates as a result

They made out, it’s all good now.

I believe it is “Ricky Boo-Bee”

Oops, did we turn that on?

Pretty sure it flattens out at speed from all the downforce.

Maybe stance guys are NASCAR fans now

They’re going to blow out their CV joints on that “Camry” if they drive it like that.

mmmmmm, functional stance...

see, all of those ‘50s science fiction movies were right...

I’m sorry, but I drive a 2015 z/28 whenever it’s not raining. It’s got the stiffest clutch of any stock car I have driven. I don’t have any problems or gripes; not in traffic or on the steep hills that are in the area. And I’m a scrawny little shit.

there are cars you can afford to buy, and cars you can afford to own.

Easy. Model T, beginning with the hand-cranking to start.

Texas is badass.

If they can make a new version with the new 6th gen Camaro the universe would explode from sheer awesomeness

I love this car because I’m not a pinko commie bastard and 454.

The car was only brought to the US to satisfy the Australian government’s requirement that certain numbers of commodores be exported. This requirement was part of the government subsidizing Holden.