Description: Chevrolet is going to introduce a new nameplate in the American market next year. The same name will also decorate Chevrolet's car at the Sprint Cup, the NASCAR elite championship. The racing car...Add Comments5
Zach CinkoskyMar 15, 2012 Caprice is already here in the form of a police-only (technically) car. I also doubt chevelle and agree that the el camino would be cool, but impractical. They are already getting rid of the avalanche, so I can't imagine a new sudotruck.
Donald PittmanMar 14, 2012 Almost wonder if it will be a Caprice, technically a new nameplate.
Ivan MartinezMar 14, 2012 I wish they could race the Camaro but you know... Different aero package. The Camaro should at least race the Nationwide Series because it's nearly similar to the Mustang and Challenger. The aero package would fit in that series.
Scott GasbarroMar 14, 2012 There are rumors of the caprice coming back and use the same platform as the Pontiac G8 and holden car.
Kevin RehbockMar 14, 2012 A new nameplate in NASCAR just means new decals
Description: "We know that Chevrolet fans are eager to see the new racecar and we hope that the prospect of being able to own one just like it will make the wait a little more bearable," said Jim Campbel...Add Comments0
Description: Chevrolet drivers have also won five NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Manufacturers' Championships, and Jimmie Johnson (4) and Tony Stewart (1) have collected five NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver's ...Add Comments3
John RiganoMar 21, 2012 @Colby Jimmie won in 2006 in a monte Carlo so 4 is right.
Colby ChurchMar 14, 2012 Jimmie Johnson won 5 championships, not 4. 2006-2010. Tony Stewart won last year in 2011. Therefore that is 6 championships by the Impala, not 5.
Cody AndreeMar 14, 2012 Yes the "impala" is why they win races lol
Caprice is already here in the form of a police-only (technically) car. I also doubt chevelle and agree that the el camino would be cool, but impractical. They are already getting rid of the avalanche, so I can't imagine a new sudotruck.
Almost wonder if it will be a Caprice, technically a new nameplate.
I wish they could race the Camaro but you know... Different aero package. The Camaro should at least race the Nationwide Series because it's nearly similar to the Mustang and Challenger. The aero package would fit in that series.
There are rumors of the caprice coming back and use the same platform as the Pontiac G8 and holden car.
A new nameplate in NASCAR just means new decals