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Maybe some of us still dreaming to have a new model car in which we still waiting for the right time when we have enough money to buy one. What more when you see the America’s newest pony car, the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro. According to chevrolet camaro reviews, it is a boldly styled two-door coupe and its styling isn’t retro, although it brings forward some visual cues from older Camaros (namely the 1969 model) in a thoroughly modern design. Cues from past models include the vestigial vents ahead of the rear wheels and the hooded headlights.

Another is this 2009 honda pilot that strikes out in a new direction in terms of styling. While it’s still a big crossover with three rows of seating, the Pilot has abandoned the delicate, feminine shape it once had in favor of big, squared-off corners and an ungainly grille that strikes fear in the hearts of tastemakers across the Web. Inside it’s still functional, but there are dozens of dash buttons to confuse first-time drivers.

Actually there are still more newly releases cars and even trucks in America you might impressed. Two of my favorites are the kia soul type and the dodge journey. This 2010 kia soul is a five-door urban wagon that neatly outsmarts the likes of the Scion xB and the Nissan Cube with a catchy style; a sharp, roomy, and well-fitted cabin; and a comprehensive list of safety and fun features. While this 2009 dodge journey is a crossover vehicle, which means it marries a wagon body to available all-wheel drive, and has some sport-utility styling cues, though it’s largely based on car components. It also features gear you’d expect to find in the company’s Dodge Grand Caravan minivans.