2010 Chevy Camaro

Lovers of the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro have already placed orders for over 25,000 cars, but only half of these orders have been filled. Apparently demand hasn’t let up in spite of the downturn in the economy. Prices are remaining high due to the demand, as well, according to Bloomberg While many cars, foreign and domestic, on the market are offering some sort of financing or incentives on them, the Camaro has none.

In fact, it’s selling for about $500 over sticker price. The 2010 Camaro comes in a range of trims, starting with the entry-level V6-powered LS and mid-range LT model, and ending at the grin-inducing 6.2L V8-powered SS models. Both six-speed automatic and manual gearboxes are also available.

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The much awaited release in the market of the Nissan 370Z has finally been revealed as Nissan SA announced that these vehicles will start selling on June 10. With a load of features that this car carries, the most striking mark would perhaps be its arrow-shaped headlamps that project a menacing look. The car will be available in automatic and manual models.

In terms of pricing, the manual model will sell for R499 000 and the automatic will wear a R516 200 price sticker. This compares favorably with the R490 000 sticker price of the outgoing 350Z, given the fact that the additional R9000 you pay for the manual 370Z gives you an additional 15 kW and 7 N.m of torque, while the automatic’s R26 200 premium gives you a car that balances an evolved sense of the 350Z’s sportiness with the convenience of a slick automatic transmission.

While the announcement seems vague, expect more details on the release of the Nissan 370Z to come out soon.

(Source) Car Today

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