Due to popular demand the return of the 70’s muscle cars is assured  As these pictures will prove after being discontinued 7 years ago the Camaro is set for a rebirth in 2009. This full frontal view shows off its menacing look, popular among muscle car enthusiast. (lens-CV)  The name speaks to the car’s powerful, traditional 8-cylinder, 6 liter 400-horsepower engine and Chevrolet’s heritage as a maker of high performance sports cars. Chevrolet’s reputation grew exponentially during the ‘50’s and ‘60s in no small part because of the development of the automotive industry’s first true American sports cars the Corvette Stingray introduced in 1953 and later the Camaro which first introduced in 1967. The original 1967 Camaro’s exterior lines have been faithfully reproduced for its 2009 rebirth. (lens-CV)  The 2009 Camaro will be right at home on the streets and race tracks across the United States, but if you had one of these bad boys in Europe you would undoubtedly attain instant Hero status. (lens-CV)  Buyers can count on a somewhat austere set of luxury features as "True" Sports cars were never known to be adorned with the frivolous features of luxury cars such as General Motors Cadillacs, "Old"smobiles or the Buick line of cars. (lens-CV)
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