[iPODFAN11]

I'm betting a pre-SEMA announcement, and then public debut will be at the SEMA show. I'm pretty sure they did the same thing with the last one.

[Sledgehammer70]

Originally Posted by iPODFAN11

I'm betting a pre-SEMA announcement, and then public debut will be at the SEMA show. I'm pretty sure they did the same thing with the last one.

Embargo drops in 7 minutes. Seems they originally planned to release this earlier, but moved the date to today.

Get ready for an info bomb.

[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by Sledgehammer70

Embargo drops in 7 minutes. Seems they originally planned to release this earlier, but moved the date to today.



Get ready for an info bomb.

Ready!!!


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[KyBoy]

Originally Posted by Kaizer_911

Ready!!!


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Waiting!

Heath

[Kaizer_911]

http://gmauthority.com/blog/2017/10/...orite-toy-car/


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[motorhead]

Im liking it

[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by motorhead

+1


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[KMPrenger]

I'm liking it a lot actually. The orange looks fantastic.

Here's more information

http://www.motortrend.com/news/hotte...thday-at-sema/

There’s actually a lot included:

Available on coupe and convertible body styles, the package includes
- Special “Crush” orange paint inspired by the iconic orange flexible track
- Orange brake calipers,
- Seat inserts, and interior upholstery stitching are included
- gray and silver stripes
- gray forged 20-inch wheels.
- unique grille with chrome inserts
- a ground effects package
- dark-lens tail amps set in a black panel with the Hot Wheels emblem
- 50th Anniversary Hot Wheels badge on the steering wheel
- carpeted floor mats with orange stitching and “ghost” stripes
- doorsill plates with a light-up stripe of orange.
- Coupes also get a unique spoiler

This package adds $4,995 to a 2LT grade V-6 or 2SS V-8 Camaro, so budget at least $36,490 for a V-6 coupe and $53,990 for a V-8 convertible. That’s actually down from the $6,995 pricing of the Kinetic Blue 45th-anniversary 2013 package. Then, as now, no performance upgrades were included.

[KMPrenger]

People are going to want this orange big time as a regular color, but it never happened on the 5th gen hot wheels car, and may not happen this time around either.

[Kaizer_911]

Originally Posted by KMPrenger

People are going to want this orange big time as a regular customer, but it never happened on the 5th gen hot wheels car, and may not happen this time around either.

Agreed. It's an awesome color.


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[motorhead]

Originally Posted by KMPrenger

I'm liking it a lot actually. The orange looks fantastic.

Here's more information

http://www.motortrend.com/news/hotte...thday-at-sema/

There’s actually a lot included:

Available on coupe and convertible body styles, the package includes
- Special “Crush” orange paint inspired by the iconic orange flexible track
- Orange brake calipers,
- Seat inserts, and interior upholstery stitching are included
- gray and silver stripes
- gray forged 20-inch wheels.
- unique grille with chrome inserts
- a ground effects package
- dark-lens tail amps set in a black panel with the Hot Wheels emblem
- 50th Anniversary Hot Wheels badge on the steering wheel
- carpeted floor mats with orange stitching and “ghost” stripes
- doorsill plates with a light-up stripe of orange.
- Coupes also get a unique spoiler

This package adds $4,995 to a 2LT grade V-6 or 2SS V-8 Camaro, so budget at least $36,490 for a V-6 coupe and $53,990 for a V-8 convertible. That’s actually down from the $6,995 pricing of the Kinetic Blue 45th-anniversary 2013 package. Then, as now, no performance upgrades were included.

Cool, but not $5,000 cool.

[KMPrenger]

Originally Posted by motorhead

Cool, but not $5,000 cool.

Maybe or maybe not, but you try to do all of that yourself on a regular Camaro, and you'll spend that much or more to get everything it has, and you still won't have the orange paint..

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by KMPrenger

Maybe not, but you try to do all of that yourself on a regular SS, and you'll spend more than that.

I agree, and it will seem like a bargin for folks that are into Hot wheels and special edition theme cars. Im just not sure I could spend that much when mainly it just the color that I care about. Im sure they will sell them. This gen6 car looks good no matter what treatment they give them.

[iPODFAN11]

Mmmmm the COPO...

BTW...anyone take note on the COPO debuting a new LT1 based 302? With short stroke crank for high RPM?