2010 Chevrolet Camaro

You may see a car with a wire antenna now and then but most of them are built right into the front windshield. The antenna isn't there just to look good, but also to capture signals for your radio. Different model years of the Chevrolet Camaro have different types of antenna. Read Full Story

  Just can't wait for GM to release a convertible option for the new Chevrolet Camaro? Then feast your eyes on the Drop Top Customs Chevy Camaro SS Convertible . When the new Camaro came out people went nuts. Everyone loves 60's muscle cars, and the retro look has been hugely profitable for Ford. So it was only inevitable that a revitalized Camaro would emerge on the scene.   The old Camaros were one brand of the car that truly deserved the term “bad ass.” They just looked sinister. The new Camaro is no different. It has the same burly curves, low canopy, and ... Read Full Story

  The SEMA Show has something for everyone. It has everything from lifted cars to lowered trucks, new turbos the size of Jessica Simpson ('09 Jessica, not '07), and more wheels than a freight train. It sounds like a perfect place to go, but “everything” also means “anything”. When you go to sleep you can dream Natalie Portman or Cathy Bates. The Caccia Customs Cars Ghepardo is the latter. The underpinnings are a strange incestuous marriage between a 2002 Camaro frame and a 2002 Corvette's motor and suspension. The engine is mid-mounted, to give the car a “supercar-ish” identity. This sounds like something thought ... Read Full Story

  At the SEMA Show each year, there is usually a new car that garners the majority of the excitement, with every tuning shop looking to make their mark and wow the industry with their superior or unique mods. Last year, the Dodge Challenger and Nissan GT-R were the new kids on the block and got quite a buzz. However, they paled in comparison to the deluge of 2010 Chevy Camaros that littered the Las Vegas expo show floor at SEMA 2009 .   What was so cool, however, was that everyone had their own flavor and they all tasted good. We saw turbocharged, ... Read Full Story

  At the SEMA Show each year, there is usually a new car that garners the majority of the excitement, with every tuning shop looking to make their mark and wow the industry with their superior or unique mods. Last year, the Dodge Challenger and Nissan GT-R were the new kids on the block and got quite a buzz. However, they paled in comparison to the deluge of 2010 Chevy Camaros that littered the Las Vegas expo show floor at SEMA 2009 .   What was so cool, however, was that everyone had their own flavor and they all tasted good. We saw turbocharged, ... Read Full Story