[Martinjlm]

Originally Posted by JhonnyGTR

Come at me Haters :V... lol

I think it’s growing on me.

[Low Saturn]

Originally Posted by JhonnyGTR

Come at me Haters :V... lol

I'll take the top one.

I don't hate the 2019 Camaro, just dislike the first few inches and the color options.

[JhonnyGTR]

Originally Posted by Low Saturn

I'll take the top one.

I don't hate the 2019 Camaro, just dislike the first few inches and the color options.

At least they have crush orange now

[TrackClub]

Originally Posted by Martinjlm

I think it’s growing on me.

Wouldnt stop me from buying one thats for sure
I kinda like the fact it is different. Besides new motors are coming next yr and a Camaro with a 500hp lt1 will be a mighty fine option...

[fastball]

Originally Posted by TrackClub

Wouldnt stop me from buying one thats for sure
I kinda like the fact it is different. Besides new motors are coming next yr and a Camaro with a 500hp lt1 will be a mighty fine option...

Where did you see this? Link? AFAIK the LT1 will be unchanged for 2019, at most maybe a bump to 460 hp to match the Corvette, but no WAY will a base Camaro SS have that much more hp than a base Corvette Stingray.

[TrackClub]

Originally Posted by fastball

Where did you see this? Link? AFAIK the LT1 will be unchanged for 2019.

Sorry, my bad: next year as in 2020 MY when lt1 will get a bump to 500hp and new dohc motors will be introduced as well. According to well researched rumours...

[fastball]

Originally Posted by TrackClub

Sorry, my bad: next year as in 2020 MY when lt1 will get a bump to 500hp and new dohc motors will be introduced as well. According to well researched rumours...

Again, what is the link? Well researched rumors? What is this, ESPN where “sources” say but no one knows?

The only CONFIRMED DOHC V8 is the one going into the new mid-engine Corvette.

[OMEN]

i was willing to trade my 2017 for the new 2019 but not anymore, bad investment!
2017 way too good

[TrackClub]

Originally Posted by fastball

Again, what is the link? Well researched rumors? What is this, ESPN where “sources” say but no one knows?

The only CONFIRMED DOHC V8 is the one going into the new mid-engine Corvette.

Well nothing has been officially confirmed except for the new Caddy Sport dohc motor so all else is just speculation but per Gmauthority (if my memory serves me right) here are apparently well informed predictions:

New base reworked lt1 motor: 500hp
New 5.5l dohc motor: 600hp
Ditto with TT: 800hp
Ditto plus electric motors: 1000hp

This would make sense why gm didnt bother increasing current power levels for 2019. Just imo.

[TrackClub]

Link for your enjoyment:

http://gmauthority.com/blog/2018/05/...hybrid-system/

[MrChrisLS3]

Originally Posted by fastball

Again, what is the link? Well researched rumors? What is this, ESPN where “sources” say but no one knows?

The only CONFIRMED DOHC V8 is the one going into the new mid-engine Corvette.

There is a market engine forecast, I believe it is a document provided by a research firm, purchase only type of thing. It "predicts" LT1 production through 2020. There is nothing from GM directly on this. I think they use sources like outside suppliers and current contracts etc. for their estimations.

There is nothing "confirmed" for the mid engine Corvette. There were some CAD drawings on that forum that even showed what looked like an LTx based engine. Keep in mind that there is not even a "confirmed" mid engine Corvette, much less anything that will be powering it.

[shaffe]

Originally Posted by MrChrisLS3

There is a market engine forecast, I believe it is a document provided by a research firm, purchase only type of thing. It "predicts" LT1 production through 2020. There is nothing from GM directly on this. I think they use sources like outside suppliers and current contracts etc. for their estimations.

There is nothing "confirmed" for the mid engine Corvette. There were some CAD drawings on that forum that even showed what looked like an LTx based engine. Keep in mind that there is not even a "confirmed" mid engine Corvette, much less anything that will be powering it.

There is nothing "confirmed" for the mid engine corvette because officially the mid engine corvette does not exist yet lol

[JhonnyGTR]

Originally Posted by OMEN

i was willing to trade my 2017 for the new 2019 but not anymore, bad investment!
2017 way too good

Don't worry 2019's going to be way better

[fastball]

Originally Posted by MrChrisLS3

There is a market engine forecast, I believe it is a document provided by a research firm, purchase only type of thing. It "predicts" LT1 production through 2020. There is nothing from GM directly on this. I think they use sources like outside suppliers and current contracts etc. for their estimations.

There is nothing "confirmed" for the mid engine Corvette. There were some CAD drawings on that forum that even showed what looked like an LTx based engine. Keep in mind that there is not even a "confirmed" mid engine Corvette, much less anything that will be powering it.

Originally Posted by shaffe

There is nothing "confirmed" for the mid engine corvette because officially the mid engine corvette does not exist yet lol

Yeah technically you're both right. That mid-engine car that's been spied on might not even carry a Corvette badge - it could go to Cadillac and GM is just doing a really good job at an end around. Don't count that out.