Chevrolet Camaro will roll out to Europe

Small, fuel-efficient cars may be the current trend in Europe but manufacturers do not turn their heads away from a market which goes for performance vehicles. One of the hottest selling cars in America today will be crossing the waters and captivate Europe. The muscle car Chevrolet Camaro will be in European dealerships by 2010.

The details of the Camaro release in Europe have not been revealed to the public yet. The plan of bringing in the performance car to Europe has made some experts think if the Chevrolet badge will be used since it is linked to budget cars across Europe.

Chevrolet however reveals that they are planning to expand their range of products in Europe. According to insiders the American car manufacturer plans to double its European fleet by 2012.

Car industry experts are also looking into the high demand of the Chevrolet Camaro in the United States. They are worrying that there could be a supply shortage in case the Camaro will be shared with the European market.

In the U.S., Camaro lovers have placed about 25,000 orders. Only half of this demand has been satisfied since the car was launched for sale. How the Camaro is selling like pancake is quite ironic to the current rocky condition of the global economy.

The Chevrolet Camaro is marketed in three different variants which all boast of exciting horsepowers. Consumers can choose from 300hp, 4oohp, and 422hp. These engines can either be a V6 or a V8 with fuel mileage of 26mpg for the former and 23mpg for the latter.