According to GM spokesman Terry Rhadigan, the production of the Chevrolet Camaro convertible is still a go, but it will be delayed by a year until early 2011.
Originally the Camaro convertible was intended to be introduced a year after the coupe but General Motors delayed it after the supplier for its convertible tops went out of business. (Thank Bush for the crappy world economy)
Rhadigan stated that “The convertible was never canceled, It was retimed. … We always thought it would be one year after the coupe. Instead we are going two.”
About the author:
Shahir R. Ali General Manager and lead programmer at wemotor.com who loves cars and enjoys writing about them once in a while.
2011 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible Officially Revealed on Facebook
Chevrolet Unwraps the 2013 Camaro ZL1
Chevy Camaro Convertible Contract Goes To Magna, 20,000 Units Per Year Expected
VIDEO: Chevrolet Brings Out “Camaro Special Editions”
VIDEO: Chevrolet Unveils Camaro Hot Wheels Concept!
Loading ...
Why cant Proton came up with this kinda handsome car?
Well, i know, not the convertible part of course (convertible cars in tropical country.. yerp, ghee.dee.cho.lous. =P ).
Like or Dislike:
0 
0
[Reply]
Lack of imagination maybe? :p
Like or Dislike:
0 
0
[Reply]