The Tokyo Motor Show is now over and while the focus at the Japanese event was on eco friendly tech, it seems that the upcoming SEMA will showcase a mix of green and some astonishing Camaros. Another addition to that already impressive Camaro list at SEMA will be the Lingenfelter Performance Engineering 2010 Chevrolet Camaro. Named as Pontiac Trans-Am and badged as the Trans-Am logo, the car rides on 20 by 10 front and 20 by 11 rear honeycomb wheels, giving the Camaro an altogether different identity at the event. Under the hood will be a 7.45-liter aluminium block engine that can produce a whopping 655 horses and a maximum torque of 610 ft-lb. On the inside will be a classic customized interior that will boast of a machine drilled steering wheel and billet dash inserts. [via camaro5.com]
Wow, this is a truly amazing car. Built for speed and performance. The fact that it is eco friendly is a real bonus.
October 30, 2009 11:28 am
Carz
Awesome! This is definitely an interesting Camaro, not only that it’s eco friendly…it looks really cool.2010 seems like a very interesting year for car fanatics…:)
October 30, 2009 9:30 am