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Originally Posted by funwheeldrive
The only sports car Chevy makes aside from the Corvette is the Camaro. How is that considered a wide variety?
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Originally Posted by Spuds
FIFY. Not all Camaros can really be called a sports car.
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Fellas, let’s not get into the “sports car” definition argument. These days muscle cars, pony cars, roadsters, GT’s, hot hatches, sport sedans, etc, all get lumped into the sports car usage. Anything that has excellent power, handling and grip on the spectrum with all vehicles could be considered a sports car.
I don’t know if I agree that Chevy has a wide range of sports cars, but they had a decent range the last decade; they tend to throw a lot of LS motors in things. They had SS sport sedans and under Cadillac, luxury sport sedans. Cobalt SS, Pontiac Solstice, Saturn Sky, Impala SS, Chevy SS, Camaro, Pantiac GTO, Cadillac V-series, Corvette, and I’m probably leaving more out like Holden cars but yea.