When I tried to copy it after watching it twice, the video was locked. I tried a different way to copy it, but it was gone. It was only about 30 seconds long and showed three acceleration runs from the driver’s side rear three-quarter view. I was hoping whomever posted the link to the AutoBlog test of the ‘19 Camaro 10A (or someone else) here a couple of days ago saw the video and was able to capture it.
The video frame was small (on my phone), the car was heavily camoflaged and it was a long way from the camera, so it may be wishful thinking that it was a Camaro. But it’s about time that some info on the 7th Gen. starts leaking out...
UPDATE: I don’t like to start or perpetuate rumors, so here’s what I just found out. I discovered the video at
https://autoweek.com/article/spy-pho...-track-testing in a much larger size than I originally viewed. It’s a C8. What started all of this is that AutoBlog has this video tagged to the end of a 1:16 video titled “A new Camaro 1LE has arrived” at the bottom of the page where the Camaro 10A test appears (
https://www.autoblog.com/2018/11/14/...ission-review/). I don’t know why Autoblog made that connection, but it obviously got my attention. (Now it’s properly labeled.) Oops - I guess you can’t believe everything you see on the Internet.
