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Though it isn’t set for an official debut until tomorrow at the 2013 New York Auto Show, the facelifted 2014 Chevrolet Camaro was revealed earlier today on the Live! with Kelly and Michael morning talk show.
The car only made a quick appearance, but not before the guys at Camaro5 managed to capture some screenshots. As expected, the 2014 Camaro receives only minor updates. These include single unit tail-light clusters, sharper front-end styling, and a wider and more planted look. There are also larger intakes up front and a new heat extractor on the hood. It’s not clear yet what Chevy has planned for the car’s interior, however, upgrades are likely here as well, as Chevy seeks to extend the Camaro's attractiveness to buyers as it reaches the middle of its model cycle. Chevy says the 2014 model will be the most significant change in the fifth-generation car's run, which makes sense--it's the first full refresh since the car's debut in 2009. The full details, including photos and specifications, will be revealed at the Javits Center in New York City tomorrow, at 12:45 p.m. EDT. You can get our up-to-the-minute coverage of the event via our dedicated show hub.Courtesy of Motor Authority
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Have your car’s wheel alignment checked every 30,000 miles (48,000 km), or as recommended in your owner’s manual. Also have it checked after buying new tires and when you replace a rack-and-pinion steering unit or other steering parts. Improper tire alignment will shorten the life of your tires as well as cause poor handling. If your steering is stiffer than normal or the vehicle pulls to one side, you probably have an alignment problem.
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The Callaway AeroWagon Concept features a unique sport wagon design that has become more commonly known as a “shooting brake”, applied to the great looking 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. The Ferrari FF has displayed very clearly that there is a market for a high performance 2-door shooting brake and based on the success of that four-seater Ferrari – Callaway has introduced their new AeroWagon Concept. The folks at Callaway have long made a name for themselves by offering ultra high performance Corvettes but none of them have ever been quite as extreme as the new C7 AeroWagon.
There are no specifics known about the 2014 Corvette Stingray-turned-Callaway AeroWagon Concept but the company has designed a new rear hatch that the company states will offer unique styling along with increased cargo space. It seems that, unlike the Ferrari FF, the Callaway AeroWagon Corvette will not offer rear seats but the extended roofline should vastly increase the cargo capacities of the new C7. The company set out to design a rear hatch that would open to allow for plenty of access to the enlarged cargo area, calling upon their proprietary Resin Transfer Molding process to construct a large, one piece carbon fiber hatch lid. They appear to have succeeded in reaching that goal…although Corvette loyalists may dispute just how successful Callaway has been as turning the beautiful C7 Corvette Stingray into a wagon is considered beyond blasphemous by some.
Callaway claims that they can offer the AeroWagon option to 2014 Corvette owners for “only” $15,000 and provided that there is enough interest from the consumer market – the Corvette shooting brake could become reality as soon as this fall. That is a pretty hefty chunk of change but considering how truly unique the C7 AeroWagon will be when it hits the street, this could be an ideal package for the older Corvette owner who wants more room to transport golf clubs or even luggage for a trip to the shore with his hot new secretary.
While this is likely to be a design that stirs up some controversy in the automotive world (especially in the Corvette world), it looks like Callaway has done a great job of applying the shooting brake design to the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray without destroying the look of the new C7. Sure, there is a longer roofline that makes the vehicle what it is but it maintains the slippery fastback design – albeit a longer fastback than what is standard on the new Stingray. Best of all, Callaway mentioned that with the modifications due (and currently unannounced) for the new Callaway C7 Corvette, the AeroWagon could exceed 200 miles per hour in this sleek sport wagon form.
Of course, if there is low interest in the new Callaway AeroWagon, there is the chance that this shooting brake 2014 Corvette could go no further than the drawing board. However, I can most certainly see some recently divorced babyboomer who has money to burn being more than happy to fork out $15-20 grand so that his new Corvette loosely matches his prized 57 Chevy BelAir. This certainly isnt for every Corvette owner but they probably won’t need to receive too many pre-orders to make the AeroWagon Concept a production reality. This isnt something that I would do to my own 2014 Corvette (in theory – I do not actually have a new Corvette) but I have to applaud the folks at Callaway for their innovation.
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It's Wallpaper Wednesday friends and even after all these years, this 1968 Charger is still a beauty. Enjoy!
Chevrolet is following up the 2012 COPO Camaro with another limited run of the drag-strip-ready production car for 2013. Ditching the superchargers, the 2013 COPO Camaro can only be equipped with one of three naturally aspirated V8 engines, and other new features include the option of a manual transmission, new front springs, some minor styling changes and a lower starting price of $86,000. All cars are designed to abide by the rules of the NHRA's Stock Eliminator or Super Stock classifications, depending on in which series buyers wish to enter their Chevrolet Camaro.
Returning for 2013 is the 427-cubic-inch V8 producing 425 horsepower, but the new engines include a 325-hp 350-CID V8 and a 375-hp 396-CID V8. Buyers can select to purchase all three engines, and each will be matched with the sequence number of that car; the track-only COPO cars will not have vehicle identification numbers and can't be registered for street use. Chevrolet is also offering unique enthusiast-specific options such as a COPO Build Book and the opportunity for owners to help assemble their car's engine at the Chevrolet Performance Build Center in Wixom, MI. Like last year's model and the original COPO Camaro from 1969, only 69 of these cars are being built. If you want the chance at getting your hands on one of these rare Camaros, today is the last day to make your purchase intention known before a third-party company randomly selects available buyers. Those chosen to purchase a COPO Camaro will be contacted on March 11. General Motors says that more than 3,000 people showed interest in the 69 cars built for 2012.Courtesy of autoblog.com
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Paint does more than make your vehicle look great. It’s also the first line of defense against rusted body panels. Of course, the best way to protect the paint is to park the car in a garage. If that is not possible, park in the shade or purchase a car cover. The sun’s ultraviolet rays break down paint and cause it to fade. Some car covers protect your car from more than sun, moisture, bird droppings, and dust — they also have a thin layer of cushioning that will guard against light impact, such as from a tipped bicycle or small falling tree branch.
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