It's a Nascar, they all look the same except for the grille treatment. At least it's aggressive unlike the Ford.My EYES!!!
No really. It doesn't look good at all.
A quick check shows the Impala is the only full-size sedan they currently have in production aside from the SS, the Caprice (which is only being sold as a fleet/police car) and the Lumina (which is only sold in the Middle East and South Africa). Even if they introduce a new model sometime in this year they probably wouldn't have enough time to make a NASCAR version to submit for approval, so the Impala seems to be the only logical successor.@GTracerEHTeam True.
And to all others around here, Chevy seems to have made it official. The Chevy SS is going to die by the end of this year. So I wonder what model will replace the SS next season.
http://www.detroitnews.com/story/bu.../01/09/gm-end-sales-chevy-ss-us-end/96338876/
Unless there's a drastic change on the horizon for it, I'd like to see the Impala as a race car.A quick check shows the Impala is the only full-size sedan they currently have in production aside from the SS, the Caprice (which is only being sold as a fleet/police car) and the Lumina (which is only sold in the Middle East and South Africa). Even if they introduce a new model sometime in this year they probably wouldn't have enough time to make a NASCAR version to submit for approval, so the Impala seems to be the only logical successor.
Maybe, though the Impala was used in NASCAR fairly recently (albiet as the rolling turd known as the Car Of Tomorrow) and would probably have more name recognition among NASCAR fans. The Malibu hasn't been seen in NASCAR since the '70s and is being pushed as more of an economy vehicle right now.I'm guessing Chevy will run the Malibu instead of the Impala next year.
Maybe, though the Impala was used in NASCAR fairly recently (albiet as the rolling turd known as the Car Of Tomorrow) and would probably have more name recognition among NASCAR fans. The Malibu hasn't been seen in NASCAR since the '70s and is being pushed as more of an economy vehicle right now.
Both good points. Of course, for all we know NASCAR may decide to let teams switch to Mustangs and Camaros next year like the Xfinity series, since those models fit more with the Monster-guzzling crowd's dynamic. And probably some nonsense reasoning about how it would save money for teams looking to move up from Xfinity or somesuch.A few reasons why I suspect Chevy will go with the Malibu:
The Malibu is mid-size, a direct competitor to the Fusion and Camry, that are already in the sport.
The Malibu outsells the Impala by about 2:1.
I'm not a Gibbs fan but... DA FUNK!!?!?!? At the peak of his career to boot. Sounds like something must have gone wrong catastrophically behind the scenes. Though I find it interesting that Fox cannot prodive a possible reason why Edwards would prematurely end his career like thisBREAKING: Carl Edwards will not race in 2017. Suarez to drive the #19 car for Joe Gibbs Racing. Official announcement coming on Wednesday.
http://www.foxsports.com/nascar/story/exclusive-carl-edwards-wont-race-2017
BREAKING: Carl Edwards will not race in 2017. Suarez to drive the #19 car for Joe Gibbs Racing. Official announcement coming on Wednesday.
http://www.foxsports.com/nascar/story/exclusive-carl-edwards-wont-race-2017
BREAKING: Carl Edwards will not race in 2017. Suarez to drive the #19 car for Joe Gibbs Racing. Official announcement coming on Wednesday.
http://www.foxsports.com/nascar/story/exclusive-carl-edwards-wont-race-2017
BREAKING: Carl Edwards will not race in 2017. Suarez to drive the #19 car for Joe Gibbs Racing. Official announcement coming on Wednesday.
http://www.foxsports.com/nascar/story/exclusive-carl-edwards-wont-race-2017
@GTracerEHTeam True.
And to all others around here, Chevy seems to have made it official. The Chevy SS is going to die by the end of this year. So I wonder what model will replace the SS next season.
http://www.detroitnews.com/story/bu.../01/09/gm-end-sales-chevy-ss-us-end/96338876/
As for Edwards perhaps he got tired of getting so close to the Championship, and being so far.
Or he just doesn't want to race anymore in general, it's not like he seemed super excited to me since moving to Gibbs.
Or Medical problems...
In a stunning move, NASCAR star Carl Edwards is leaving Joe Gibbs Racing to pursue other interests outside of driving and will not compete in 2017
pursue other interests outside of driving and will not compete in 2017
Wow. Just wow. Can't deny I'm disappointed, more so since he was so close to winning the title at Homestead. I can only hope that it was ultimately his own decision.BREAKING: Carl Edwards will not race in 2017. Suarez to drive the #19 car for Joe Gibbs Racing. Official announcement coming on Wednesday.
http://www.foxsports.com/nascar/story/exclusive-carl-edwards-wont-race-2017