Description: Chevrolet has taken the wraps off its latest NASCAR racer, replacing the Impala that has served as the Bowtie brand's oval-racing contender since 2007 with a new shape. But there's more to t...Add Comments2
Dylan BruderNov 30, 2012 The flagship is the corvette though I understand what they're trying to say
Alex BouckleyNov 30, 2012 Why don't we get the Holden Ute?
Zeus MochaDec 01, 2012 I really hope the real thing looks good.
John AtnipNov 30, 2012 Anyone who actually follows NASCAR and understands it realizes the next generation of cars for next year is a big deal. The Nationwide cars for the past two years have been great, and I am looking forward to seeing these new Sprint cars in action!
William DownsNov 30, 2012 Lou u need to learn how to read, no where in the Article does it say its a new car, they said its the new shape of the Chevy stock car and previews the up coming new car the Chevy SS
Lou GuerreroNov 30, 2012 Oh look they put a new silhouette body over an existing NASCAR chassis but its a 'new' car.
William DownsNov 30, 2012 Well clay in case incident know the rule governing the shape of the stock car has been lifted... but it must look like the factory car, notice how both the new fusion and charger look just like the production car... this is what the car will basically look like after u add the 2nd set of doors
Patrick SchalkNov 30, 2012 Shoot I think that front bumper looks good.
Clay WilliamsNov 30, 2012 Oh, don't get me wrong I completely understand why they have to look this way I'm just trying to put those at ease who actually think the production ss will look anything like this.
Chris BensonNov 30, 2012 What's with the trapezoid grill that ALL automakers are using?
Description: Little details are available at this point as to what the new Chevy SS will entail, but we're expecting a limited-edition performance sedan with V8 power to stand alongside the Corvette and Camar...Add Comments3
Wyatt OrtegaNov 30, 2012 Other than that it looks like it will do just fine and blend in with the others
William DownsNov 30, 2012 I don't think so, u gotta remember that gm isn't designing there cars on a strict budget anymore, just like the vette Chevy is going all out and besides the g8 wasn't that heavy and that was built by gm during the poor era of gm
Jake JudgesNov 30, 2012 I just have a feeling it's going to be very big and heavy like the challenger
Jommel MarcellaNov 30, 2012 This one looks better than the first pic.
William DownsNov 30, 2012 Hopefuly they get forza 5 rite, I love forza 4 but its got so many problems not to mention how laughable the track selection is, how are u gonna make a sequel to a racing game and then take out a majority of the tracks, what were they thinking when they released the game with such a small track selection and never add more
John AtnipNov 30, 2012 They have to have them. It's a rule in NASCAR that the cars have to look as stock as possible, thus the lights, fake exhaust, etc.
Jitendra PatelNov 30, 2012 it looks good but lose the paintedexhaust
William DownsNov 30, 2012 Well they can't be real... but i agree that they shouldn't even be on there
William DownsNov 30, 2012 Yea those tail lights are nice, love the subtle camaro touches in them
Dillon DixonNov 30, 2012 Hopefully those rear lights and that design in the side stay for the production. I just hope it has an aggressive style to it.
Chris HuffNov 30, 2012 @Drew, compared to the other ones right?
The flagship is the corvette though I understand what they're trying to say
Why don't we get the Holden Ute?