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" The success of a new car design, especially a sporty one, depends on its ability not just to turn heads, but to inspire an almost primal lust in everyone from a college kid to his grandfather-- hitting all the age groups in between. The new Camaro does just that--and it&amp;#039;s become one of the few cars outside the supercar ranks that will almost always elicit a conversation at the gas pumps. BEST VEHICLE DESIGN Chevrolet Camaro Base Price: $22,245  Under the watch of GM design boss Ed Welburn, Chevy imagined the new Camaro as a thoroughly modern take on the 1967 original. And it looks amazingly close to the 2006 concept car. GM engineers somehow avoided the compromises that tend to dilute a designer&amp;#039;s original vision as it makes its way into production. The inset front grille and the outboard round headlights offer a real link to that first Camaro, yet the big wheels and taut proportions perfectly convey 21st-century muscle.  Good design extends to the interior too: The view through the windshield is 1960s cool, yet it&amp;#039;s the subtleties that make this car feel so right. Of course, a Camaro wouldn&amp;#039;t feel right at all if there wasn&amp;#039;t some serious firepower under the hood. The top-dog SS models have a big 422-hp 6.2-liter V8, and even the base cars receive a potent V6 that returns 30 mpg highway. The real triumph is that all the Camaro&amp;#039;s performance and intelligent design can be had for just a tick over $20,000. That&amp;#039;s a bargain. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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