Right Hand Drive 2010 Chevrolet Camaro — On Sale In Australia

General Motors has not revived plans for a right-hand drive 2010 Camaro, however, an Australian importer and converter has fixed this problem. Performax International has created the first right-hand-drive version of the Camaro.

The price for the Camaro SS with a the 426-horsepower 6.2-litre V8 engine will cost $139,000 AUD ($128,500 USD at the current exchange rates). The US version of the same car only costs $33,745 USD, or $36,500 AUD.

Although the price is pretty extreme, the company has released a few of these cars, and they have received a few orders.

“For something that will be an absolute standout on Australian roads – and drive as good as it looks – it’s great value for money,” Performax General Manager Nicholas Vandenberg said.

“The Camaro SS drives just like it does it does from the factory, meaning it has the same outstanding handling, tactile steering and powerful V8 performance noted by American reviewers”.

“The driving position, including the relationship between steering wheel, pedals and seat, is perfect. Thanks to our industry-leading computer-aided-design and plastic injection moulding technology, we have been able to re-create the fascia, door panels, centre console, ventilation ducts, wiper cowl and other parts with total accuracy of fit and finish,” Vandenberg concluded.

Performax has said that they are readying other versions of the Camaro model. Stay tuned for more.

 

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