[samsumon]

NPP is a must, even if you do aftermarket. Gives you the option to have the variable thing in there.

Mag ride.. Idk.. Never had it, and don't know the difference if I did. I rent cars often for work, usually newer ones. So, that you have to drive and test yourself. Personally, I'm not getting it. If I had the cash, sure. But if it's on the fence, don't.

[FlightSoftware]

Originally Posted by xgnxs

The build and price on the Chevy website is #1. #2 would be the Camaro SIX app for Apple and Android phones, if you have one. You can pick a color and spin it all around and look inside, etc. It's not perfect though.

No, it's not, but it's very nice. I was just starting to research a Camaro and found that app. Holy crap. The VR mode using just the accelerometers in the phone is very well done. The stereo sound as you rotate the car and get close to the engine or exhaust. Bravo, Chevy. That's how you sell me a car.

About the only thing I'd add would be some cool looking hud effects that kept listing interesting things about whatever part I'm looking at.

I passed it around at a new years eve party and everyone was configuring their car. It generated more than a few "oooohs"..

[Techn9cian805]

http://www.chevrolet.com/camaro-spor...-your-own.html


this build tool is much better than the basic one from the front page.

on this one you can select all the options you want, compare trims, and get an MSRP for your ideal car.

[1sspat]

The Hyper Blue is an amazing color in person and one I recommend.

The auto transmission gives you better gas mileage, remote starting, and is quicker. But it comes at an $1500 cost.