I saw this on leftlane.
The Specialty Equipment Market Association has announced that the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro will be the official vehicle of this year’s SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The SEMA Show is one of the largest automotive accessory trade shows in the world and will likely showcase GM Performance parts that will be available for the new Pony Car.
Chevrolet ended production of the Camaro in 2002 but Peter MacGillivray, SEMA VP of events and communications, says the iconic nameplate has such a rich history of customization that the new one is worthy of wearing the ‘official vehicle’ title. “The influence that the Camaro has had on the automotive industry and vehicle personalization is undeniable,” said MacGillivray. “Since the car was introduced in 1967, enthusiasts have fallen in love with the Camaro. It’s simply a great example of the passion and excitement that comes from this industry.”
The 2010 Camaro is slated to be introduced at the Indy 08, Back at the Brickyard Event in September. Earlier this year, pictures of a Camaro sporting GM Performance parts leaked, likely giving us an idea of what to expect from the SEMA Show in November.
The SEMA Show kicks off November 4.