Chevy eCOPO Camaro: What the future of racing sounds like
The Chevrolet eCOPO Camaro is an electric drag racing concept with a 700 HP motor under the hood that can cover a quarter-mile in 9 seconds. It’s not for sale yet, but Chevy may offer a conversion kit so you can build one of your own.
Your Ford Mustang just got $500 more valuable.
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Chevrolet is offering Mustang owners a $3,000 cash allowance if they buy a 2019 model year Camaro before the end of October, as first reported by GM Authority.
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It follows a similar incentive program Chevy ran in August that gave defectors $2,500 and applies to anyone who has owned or leased their Mustang for at least 30 days.
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But has Chevy targeted the right competitor? The Camaro currently stands third in American muscle/pony car sales, not just behind the Mustang, but also the Dodge Challenger, which came in first of the trio in sales last quarter with the help of a "Power Dollars" promotion worth $10 for every horsepower under the hood.
That was worth $2,920 to $7,970 for anyone who bought a Challenger, regardless of what they were trading in.