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https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/2019-chevrolet-camaro-turbo-1le-prototype-first-drive-review/
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/2019-chevrolet-camaro-turbo-1le-prototype-first-drive-review/
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LOL @ Camaro 2.0 1LE
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SpaceGhost
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In 2016 Camaro was moved to the Cadillac ATS platform. The ATS already comes with a turbo charged 4 with the exact same specs
Oldschoolmk7
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Smart for GM to push further into the tuner segment. Offered only as a manual...wha wha what? 30k. I like it.
MeltedSolid
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I personally don't get the point of a muscle car without a big v8, but maybe that's just me. I'd rather have a small nimble sports car if it has a small engine. I like the only offered as manual part though 
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Hoon
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No V8, no care.
Diggs24
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4cyl Camaro?
tknj99
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4-cylinder American muscle... yea buddy, light weight!
Really, though, Camaros are no longer muscle cars. They're actual, honest to God sports cars, albeit big ass sports cars. As one of the car mags said a while back, the last gen Honda Accord with a V6 was closer to a true muscle car, as originally defined (family car with big engine, rather than a purpose-built performance machine).
SpaceGhost
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Look up ATS vs BMW 3 series everyone of them says the ATS has better handling. The camaro is based on the ATS platform and is a very good sports car. With a 4 cylinder I am sure it handles better than the V8 but yeah if it were me I’d go for the V8. Sick of listening to my angry lawnmower gti