Its not a mystery why the Camaro has been turning heads since its unvailing. On May 30, 2010 the Camaro will undoubtedly turn heads but this time in a circular fashion while it races around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as this years pace car. This will be the Camaro's sixth appearance since its debut in 1967.

The 2010 Camaro is equipped with a stock 6.2-litre V8 engine that unleashes 400hp. The exterior includes an all-new front grille insert that Chevrolet plans to offer as a future Camaro accessory, 2010 Indianapolis 500 event logo badges on front fenders, amber lens tail lamps, and 2010 Indianapolis 500 event logo painted on the doors and embroidered on driver and passenger headrests.

SouthernCarParts.com took the liberty to create a "how to video" of a Borla exhaust system installation on the new 2010 Camaro SS. The video features install instructions with a before and after clip of the exhaust. The system is available through them for $1,212.95.

2010 Yenko Chevrolet Camaro Prototype - Auto ShowsHonoring the Yenko legends of the ‘60s with a new-school Camaro.
BY JAKE HOLMES AND JON YANCA
November 2009

Back in the 1960s, Don Yenko was the man responsible for a slew of go-fast GM cars—nearly everything from the Corvair to the Camaro got extra power and improved handling thanks to the GM Central Office Production Order (COPO) strategy that helped Yenko turn those specially ordered cars into street legends. Five decades on, General Marketing Capital Incorporated (GMCI) has purchased the licensing rights to the Yenko name and intends to resurrect the Yenko Super Car with a 2010 Chevrolet Camaro SS upgraded and restyled to recall those historic icons.

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