subject: Chevy Camaro Seattle Beats Ford Mustang! [print this page] The Cruze also affirms Chevrolet's commitment to building refined, fuel-efficient vehicles, with new, small-displacement four-cylinder engines.
A Chevrolet Cruze Seattle that commands attention. It is expected to deliver segment-leading fuel economy with a new Ecotec 1.4L I-4 turbo with variable valve timing - including up to 40 mpg on the highway with a high-efficiency model.
So for 2011 it will get additional features, including more power for the V6 engine.
"Car shoppers continue to be excited about the Camaro, which has now been on the market over a year. 2. The engine will be mated to either a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. Leveraging Chevrolet Camro Seattle with the new Cruze design and engineering talent in Asia, Europe and North America, the Cruze brings to market a progressive, globally influenced design complemented by exceptional levels of quietness, quality and attention to detail - from precise tolerances between body panels to the use of premium materials throughout the interior. It is a global car refined for America, delivering many segment-leading features and details that challenge preconceived notions about what a compact car can be in North America.
We expect sales to grow when the convertible is introduced early next year," Doran says.
"Camaro is currently only available as a coupe. Chevrolet Camaro Seattle is a very young model, the company decided that only after a year it needs a few improvements. As a result, Camaro has taken the lead in the segment with virtually no incentives," he says, although he is quick to add that it is eligible for the GM military discount. Mustang has two hot new engines for 2011 that should be giving it an edge in the marketplace. Production will begin on June 7, 2010. We doubt anyone will quibble with that extra.
The system projects vehicle speed and other data onto the windshield for easy, at-a-glance viewing that doesn't require the driver to take his or her eyes off the road. production version of the 2011 Cruze compact sedan at the L.A. As we close the book on August, it was no contest: Camaro squashed Mustang, 6,321 to 5,570. Also, the Camaro will become the second model to offer the popular Head-Up Display (next to the Corvette). "Along with the Volt electric vehicle, Cruze is the latest tangible example of how Chevrolet is working on exciting products that range from gas-friendly to gas-free."
The 2011 Chevrolet Camaro Seattle will be offered in five trim levels: LC, 1LT, 2LT, 1SS and 2SS, with only the 2LT and 2SS versions getting a price increase of $350. Hit the jump to also get a full prices list! In July, Ford Mustang outsold archrival Chevrolet Camaro by a mere three cars.
