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The 2009 Chevrolet Camaro is perhaps one of the most hyped concept-turned-production cars in recent memory. But following GM's announcement in August that it would produce the new Camaro, the automotive news world went somewhat silent on the subject.

Toward the end of the month, that could change. According to a report by Australia's Drive magazine, engineers have begun building prototype Camaros, which will hit the road before Christmas. The news comes from Holden boss Denny Mooney. Holden, GM's Australian subsidiary, is in charge of developing the Zeta rear-wheel-drive platform, as well as the Camaro itself.

As previously reported, GM is also likely to import the new Holden Commodore as the next Pontiac Grand Prix. As always, stay tuned for spy photos here on LLN as soon as prototypes of both vehicles arrive on public roads.



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surprising, they cant take any new pictures.

 
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To be honest, im tired of hearing about it. I dunno about anyone else.

 
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the concepts gey I dont care about it lol untill I see the final production model sitting infront of me.

 
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yea me 2
just come out alreadY! damn!

 
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wow...surprising amount of negativity toward a relatively light and uplifting subject.

I think it's cool!
And i think it'd be awesome to see one rollin' down the street.

 
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really im excited for this new devlopment, it means were all one step closer to being able to own a 09 camaro, plus the concept street models will probably driven much harder so we will probably get to see it in real action and roasting some rubber