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Hope you’ve been good: GM announces Neiman Marcus Camaro Convertible

If you’ve been a Road Reality reader for a while now, you may remember the green Synergy Edition Camaro that GM announced several months ago.  Now the General has another one – this time for the well-heeled.  Neiman Marcus will be showcasing the Camaro Convertible in their “Christmas Book” this year.  Click past the jump for the full press release.

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Paris Motor Show 2010: GM announces 2011 Camaro Convertible

You asked for it, and it’s coming: GM announced this week that the Camaro Convertible will be produced!  It’ll be a 2011 model, joining its hard-top brethren, which went on sale as 2010 models.  This is a year sooner than a lot of the rumor mills had predicted, and it can’t come soon enough for fans of the iconic muscle car.  Only the picture to the left has been released, but the base price of $30,000, including $850 destination, should whet potential buyers’ appetites.  Click past the jump for the press release.

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Hot Car: 2011 Shelby GT500; Less weight + More power = More fun!

We’ve had some talk about the 2011 Mustang, both in V6 and GT trims.  Ford has finally released information and videos of its 2011 Shelby GT500, the most powerful factory Mustang ever built, in both Coupe and Convertible trim.  Follow the jump for high-resolution images, videos, and my take on what this new model means to fans of the iconic pony car.

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New-Car Pricing: 2011 Volvo C70 Retractable Hardtop

Volvo’s hardtop convertible, the 2011 C70, will be costing buyers a minimum of $39,950 ($40,800 with $850 destination charge) when it goes on sale later this year.  According to Volvo, the new base price is a savings of $4,000 over similarly-equipped 2010 C70s, with more standard features, such as leather seating and SIRIUS satellite radio.  With a slightly-redesigned exterior, and new materials (especially leather, called “Sovereign Hides”) used to create the interior, the C70 presents a compelling option for lovers of convertibles who want the quiet of a coupe (with the top up, of course), and don’t want to spend a ton of money.

by John Suit

Source: Volvo

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