General Motors considers the 2016 Camaro to be Better than Mustang

The General Motor’s vice president of Global Product Development is making bold statements concerning the 2016 Chevrolet Camaro.

Believe it or not, Mark Reuss is confident that the last Camaro will be faster, better handling and more efficient than the latest 2015 Ford Mustang. For those unaware, the Camaro and Mustang have been competing for decades. Therefore, it is strange to hear Reuss saying anything else about the sports vehicles. The director shares that he drove the cars back to back by himself not long ago. He considers that very few people have done it too.

The next year’s Camaro will arrive on May 16 at an event in Belle Isle Park in Detroit. Nevertheless a lot of information about the offering is still undercover, the American producer has shown teasers of the vehicle. There is also information that the model will be equipped with the identical platform with the Cadillac ATS coupe. The new Camaro will weigh less by 200 lbs than its predecessor. Thankfully to this reduction the Camaro will weigh almost like the new Mustang.

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