You know, after growing up in an import-centric area and not really paying attention to old domestic cars until well after most second-generation Camaros had been wrapped around telephone poles, the wheels on this Camaro make me think of the awful-looking "cookie cutter" wheels on some Malaise-era Porsches. Maybe I'd like them better with different paint, but I'm simply not digging the new Camaro's aesthetic.
This car doesn't need fake Rallye wheels. It needs slot mags.
They do remind me of the rally wheels that seemed to be optional on the Camaro, the metric chassis, and the S-10 all through the '80's. I'm down with the concept. Will have to see them in person.
But the higher-profile tires definitely give me a Christmas chub.
That's what I'm talking about! Get these poor cars off their glittery disco platform stupid dubs with their tiny o-ring tires and get them back on some Chuck Taylors!
@danio3834: Tough luck. It probably doesn't even stall when you press the accelerator, then diesel for five minutes when you shut it off. Might even accelerate faster than a Corolla.
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This car doesn't need fake Rallye wheels. It needs slot mags.
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Those things on the Camaro have Malaise written all over them..
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But the higher-profile tires definitely give me a Christmas chub.
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Meat and potatoes.
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I hope so, I love nostalgic cars.
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...but they remind me more of the Malibu.
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