It might be the most photographed car ever according to this post, but how about the the Lamborghini Contach? The photo of the Camero is not even the true production model. There are only 2 head lights.
Both the Camaro and Challenger are now so boring that even though they haven’t been offered for sale yet, it seems like they’ve been on the road for years.
I don’t care for either of these overpowered relics of the past, but at least I think the Camaro looks good and isn’t a nearly exact replica of the original model.
The Challenger is just a bigger, fatter, heavier version of the Mustang wannabe it always was. I had a ’68 Dodge Charger when new and remember the introduction of the Challenger a couple of years later.
The Challenger was a yawner then and I fail to see what makes so many people excited over the rebirth of such an insignificant vehicle.
It’s just riding on the Hype coat tails of the Mustang and Camaro….
Actually the only vehicle in this group with coat tails is the mustang.
It’s photographed so much because there is so much interest in it. I can’t wait!
I love this car, i’m sad to say, I may not soon though. You know, remember the attempted and failed t-bird, and now the mustang that already looks like a horses ass redneck dream come true. You know, when someone is waving and smiling at you when you are in a mustang, they are actually pointing and laughing at you and saying, look at that asshole, mullett wearing wannabe.
I don’t care if this is the most most photographed car ever. It’s definitely eye-candy to me.
I agree with iquack on the fact that it looks good and isn’t nearly an exact replica of the original.
Between this and the Challenger, the new Challenger looks like a freaking copy of the original with no real modern styling.
I would like to see more pics of the Camaro because I haven’t really seen a muscle car look as good as this.
I’m already tired of looking at it.
It might be the most photographed car ever according to this post, but how about the the Lamborghini Contach? The photo of the Camero is not even the true production model. There are only 2 head lights.
Both the Camaro and Challenger are now so boring that even though they haven’t been offered for sale yet, it seems like they’ve been on the road for years.
I don’t care for either of these overpowered relics of the past, but at least I think the Camaro looks good and isn’t a nearly exact replica of the original model.
The Challenger is just a bigger, fatter, heavier version of the Mustang wannabe it always was. I had a ’68 Dodge Charger when new and remember the introduction of the Challenger a couple of years later.
The Challenger was a yawner then and I fail to see what makes so many people excited over the rebirth of such an insignificant vehicle.
It’s just riding on the Hype coat tails of the Mustang and Camaro….
Actually the only vehicle in this group with coat tails is the mustang.
It’s photographed so much because there is so much interest in it. I can’t wait!
I love this car, i’m sad to say, I may not soon though. You know, remember the attempted and failed t-bird, and now the mustang that already looks like a horses ass redneck dream come true. You know, when someone is waving and smiling at you when you are in a mustang, they are actually pointing and laughing at you and saying, look at that asshole, mullett wearing wannabe.
I don’t care if this is the most most photographed car ever. It’s definitely eye-candy to me.
I agree with iquack on the fact that it looks good and isn’t nearly an exact replica of the original.
Between this and the Challenger, the new Challenger looks like a freaking copy of the original with no real modern styling.
I would like to see more pics of the Camaro because I haven’t really seen a muscle car look as good as this.
This has nothing on the mustang