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Official 2010 Camaro Pricing

Camaro Models

(prices include $750 destination)

1EE37 - Camaro LS: $22,995

1EF37 - Camaro 1LT: $24,630

1EH37 - Camaro 2LT: $27,330

1ES37 - Camaro 1SS: $30,995

1ET37 - Camaro 2SS: $34,180

Camaro Options

SRJ - Convenience and Connectivity Package

- With automatic transmission: $665

- With manual transmission: $465

W1H - Interior Trim Package: $500

WRS - RS Package

- With Camaro 1LT: $1,750

- With Camaro 2LT: $1.450

- With Camaro 1SS or 2SS: $1,200

B34 - Carpeted Front: $60

K05 - Engine Block Heater: $75

GAQ - Red Jewel Tintcoat Premium Paint: $295

UQA - Boston Accoustics Premiun Sound System: $495

N65 - Compact Spare Tire and Wheel: $150

B7W - Cyber Gray Metallic Stripes: $395

B7X - White Stripes: $395

CF5 - Power Sunroof: $900

MX0 - Automatic Transmission: $995

Q9B - 19" Polished Aluminum Wheels

- With Camaro 1LT: $720

- With Camaro 2LT: $470

Q9J - 20" Polished Aluminum Wheels: $470

Camaro Accessories

Body-color High Wing Spoiler: $620

Car Cover - Red with Black Stripes: $360

Car Cover - Gray with Black Stripes: $360

Body-color Ground Effects Package: $2,265

Hurst Short-Throw Shifter: $380

Body-color Painted Engine Cover: $285

White Hood and Hockey Stripe: $510

Black Hood and Hockey Stripe: $510

Cyber Gray Hood and Hockey Stripe: $510

Orange Rally Stripe Package: $470

Cyber Grey Stripe Package: $470

White Stripe Package: $470

Silver Stripe Package: $470

Black Stripe Package: $470

21" Wheel and Tire Package - Black: $4,680

21" Wheel and Tire Package - Polished/Black: $4,865

NOTE:

Convertible pricing is not yet available.

Some accessory pricing is not yet available.

Stay tuned to 5thGen.org to get that information as soon as it is available!

werd, less than I was thinking

woooooow. almost 5K for some ugly ass 21" factory wheels. Thats how these companies get over. $285 for engine cover paint. When u can take the cover to a shop urself and get it done for less than $100. $495 for some cheap (premium) Boston Acoustic speakers that u will probably take out and upgrade anyway. but still after all that the prices on the car itself isnt as bad as what I thought. I figured they would be up in the $40K range. $27k aint bad for that LS2 :nuts: .

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woooooow. almost 5K for some ugly ass 21" factory wheels. Thats how these companies get over. $285 for engine cover paint. When u can take the cover to a shop urself and get it done for less than $100. $495 for some cheap (premium) Boston Acoustic speakers that u will probably take out and upgrade anyway. but still after all that the prices on the car itself isnt as bad as what I thought. I figured they would be up in the $40K range. $27k aint bad for that LS2 :nuts: .

it's an LS3, and it's only the $31k and $34k models with the V8

I really wish the challenger and the camaro were built more....properly. I'm not even a camaro fan but that car had the potential to be all around sexy. The interior is just god awful though. The car weighs too much and wtf are they doing putting those gauges down where the only person that sees them is the gf when she's polishing MY shifter. "when you come up for air, check my oil pressure"....multiple entendre

the challenger is sexy, but not as sexy as it could be, and the interior on it looks about as generic as a civic. Too much weight on them as well. I must say I'd prefer the camaro's interior over the challengers 10:1 but that's still not saying much.

Oh well, like was said before, if they'd go the way of the europeans i'd be much happier.

Looks all right to me. I thought it looked better in Transformers, though, but I'm not sure if it was just because it was the first time I saw it or if they changed anything. By the look of the driver in that one side-shot, I'm not going to fit in it, at least comfortably. Although I've never liked the way I've fit in either of the last two models, either.

The head unit is a little space-ship looking. But unique, I guess. The speedometer and tach look pulled straight out of a 60's-70's model.

I also hate the skinny side windows that these cars are coming with these days.

IMO, the Challenger looks very basic, Camaro looks a little better, but the Mustang looks the best. But at the same time, I doubt I'd like to drive any of them because of the high hood in relation to where you look out. I can't stand not being able to see the road less than 50' in front of the car.

Looks all right to me. I thought it looked better in Transformers, though, but I'm not sure if it was just because it was the first time I saw it or if they changed anything. By the look of the driver in that one side-shot, I'm not going to fit in it, at least comfortably. Although I've never liked the way I've fit in either of the last two models, either.

The head unit is a little space-ship looking. But unique, I guess. The speedometer and tach look pulled straight out of a 60's-70's model.

I also hate the skinny side windows that these cars are coming with these days.

IMO, the Challenger looks very basic, Camaro looks a little better, but the Mustang looks the best. But at the same time, I doubt I'd like to drive any of them because of the high hood in relation to where you look out. I can't stand not being able to see the road less than 50' in front of the car.

I am in a similar boat.........I hate not being able to see the front of the hood.........makes me nervous something is hiding............Only my HUMWVV has the blindness and I can be ok with it

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