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It's been a bittersweet ride for lovers of General Motors' legendary F-body siblings — the Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird. Connoisseurs of both nameplates went into mourning when The General discontinued both nameplates following the 2002 model year, and it would be seven long years before Camaro nation could celebrate again with the release of the awesome 2010 model.
Alas, the news was tainted a bit with the realization that the Camaro would have to go it alone in the future. In April of 2009, Pontiac would go the way of the woolly mammoth — and countless other car brands — and be discontinued by the end of 2010.
"The General's Ponies: Camaro and Firebird" celebrates General Motor's legendary 'Pony" cars with historical facts, options and more.
Once again, the Camaro nameplate has been put in hiatus, but we hope not for long. Long live the General's ponies!
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