This crap about making cop cars harder and harder to spot serves only ONE purpose — increased revenue generation! Like another poster said... it used to be that unmarked cars were few and far between. But over the years as governments have learned to exploit unrealistic speed limits for revenue, police cars are…

I think they’re a neat idea, but you don’t have a gray zone to work with when doing slow-speed maneuvers. For racing applications, I bet they’d rock though.

This guy seriously needs a girlfriend.

Mostly irrelevant, but she’s super cute in the photo at the top of this article, but her Twitter pix show this awful nose ring that totally ruins her face. What a bummer.

Idea... Chevy should being it over as the new Chevette. ;)

Yeah the riders were being assholes, but the cop still had zero business using the pepper spray. That alone could have caused a massive crash and injuries or fatalities.

It’s the Poser Mentality, basically. I’ve known a LOT of ADV riders, and the only ones who still ride the monster GS and similar bikes are the ones who feel they have something to prove. And they specifically avoid doing anything even remotely technical (technical being off-pavement in most cases), because God forbid…

The EPA needs to be dissolved. Period.

I remember when fast cars didn't have all these stupid electronic aids and you actually had to learn to drive them.

The Camry is my most-hated car in the world. It’s the car bought by people who are devoid of personality and any sense of individuality. To them, driving is a chore... A means to get somewhere. Nothing more.

This is nothing more than a style package, at least aside from the whopping 0.4" of added lift. I’d rather just get an Overland.

It’s just another disguised grab for revenue. Even they know it’s within the realm of speedometer accuracy, but they’re banking on people “too busy” to bother fighting it. It’s total BS and needs to be stopped.

It looks great with the roof in place. But it’s gimmicky and not worth the weight penalty to me. I’d rather it be a real coupe like we were expecting... especially since I’m not really into convertibles anyway. Oh well.

OMG the interior is AWFUL. The interior in my 2008 (WRX) was decent and tasteful. This is just terrible. It reminds me of Nissan’s boxy interiors of the mid/late 1980's.

I’ll say it again. Cops have ABSOLUTELY no business with cars like this. They should be driving something inexpensive and good on gas. Save some taxpayer money. With high-speed chases a thing of the past, these just aren’t necessary.

As long as you use the holding tank conditioner stuff, you should never smell poop in an RV. The only exception might be a worn-out toilet seal (which happens after 5-6 years but is a fairly easy fix).

I want one, but just the GT350, not the R. I have zero desire to do track days... but having a fun driver’s car would be a blast.

And if you don’t buy it, tell Tavarish about it, because he probably will anyway. :)

I’m sure mandating these will sound the ultimate end of the manual transmission.

Wow, such a good looking car. Imagine, if they’d put the Camaro powertrain options in it, AND offer both manual and automatic options, it could be the replacement for the Firebird, of sorts. But this is GM... they aren’t that smart.