It's like stuffy British radio hosts trying to make their own Car Talk. It isn't Car Talk without Tom and Ray.

No.

Blown and turbo'd HEMIs have made more, but you always have to start somewhere.

Now where's our Challenger convertible?

The big news here is you can see the production headlamp clusters the car will be sporting.

I'd like to see a new Challenger playing a bad guy in this one. Or bring back the Mustang to get it's ass kicked by Bumblebee again.

R/T, Track Pak, leave off all the extra BS like nav/mygig FTMFW

I doubt it will happen, especially considering the dealers are all bundled with Cadillac and Saab but with GM you never know I guess.

I know a guy with one of these and he barely eeks out 20mpg in the city, it's quite a little gas hog.

For all we know those could be real, Chinese-made knock-off cars available only in China.

Yes and it should have been done years ago.

One cool thing about AMC's compacts, all of them were RWD. Call me crazy but the Spirit AMX with it's 5.0L V8, RWD and available manual transmission still isn't a half-bad looking car and the type of thing the Big Three should be making now for a big splash.

CTS-V wagon please.

Why all the bickering?

That's nice.

This is a steal if you're in the market for a bland grandpa car.

3.6L DI

You can see exactly what the production headlamp clusters on the Camaro look like. It was leaked online quite awhile ago.

@crevans: Did you know that little four cylinder engine only averages 20mpg in the Solstice and Sky roadsters with people reporting less? Did you know LSX powered cars make more torque while not working as hard without the delay of the turbo spooling using the same amount of fuel and sound better?

The turbo four in a nearly 4,000lb coupe isn't going to be a good base engine.