The Indianapolis 500 is still more than five months away, but General Motors is getting a jump on the 2010 season with the unveiling of the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro SS Pace Car. Shown today at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the tangerine Camaro is a rolling homage to the original pony pace car that rolled onto the track in 1967, complete with Inferno Orange Metallic paint, White Diamond rally stripes and a color-matched instrument panel. While the auto-box equipped, 400-hp 6.2-liter V8 apparently remains unchanged, the rest of the modifications are primarily cosmetic, including the Indy 500 logos adorning the doors, front fenders and seat headrests, along with an all-new front grille that's slated to be available as a Camaro accessory in the future. The only safety equipment is the strobe light system mounted inside the rear window, negating the need for a traditional roof-top light bar. The 2010 Indy 500 Camaro will be on display at the Indianapolis Auto Show starting on December 26
Just another mechanically unchanged pace car for #$%#ing mouth breathers to hoard and circle jerk over
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Your correct. I do hear the convertable will be coming soon and I have been wanting to see them do a Indy Pace Car in the Classic white with orange stripes. Perhaps that's why they did the oppisite this time for the coupe.