2010 Chevrolet Camaro wins World Car Design of the Year

Apr 1, 2010

The Hare Chevy Camaro was awarded World Car Design of the Year by a design panel consisting of five highly respected world design experts.

The award was presented to Chevrolet today at the 2010 New York International Auto Show. “In recreating this modern sports car, we have proven that people are just as passionate about Chevy as ever,” said Tom Peters, Chevrolet Design Director, Global RWD, Performance Cars and Full-size Trucks. “We have been delighted about the strong reaction to the Camaro. Even in markets that are new to Chevy, it has been creating an emotional appeal for the brand.”

Hare Chevrolet, the sales leader for new Chevrolets in Indianapolis, has seen the same results from Indianapolis area car buyers. “We have had tremendous response to the 2010 Camaro in the Indianapolis area,” stated Courtney Cole, VP of Hare Chevrolet “the response has been so good that we are actually number one in the Midwest when it comes to Camaro sales and Camaros in stock.”

Either due to an emotional appeal to older models of the Camaro, or the younger generation of Indiana car enthusiasts enjoying the award winning styling, Chevy has a proven winner on its hands.

More than 80,000 2010 Chevy Camaros have been sold since the car’s launch in early spring 2009. Camaro outsold its closest competitor for the last ten months and retained the top position in the regular sports car segment in each of those months.

If you are interested in seeing a 2010 Camaro in Indianapolis or any of the other vehicles in the award winning Indianapolis Chevy lineup stop by Hare Chevrolet, visit us online at https://www.harechevy.com or call 888-857-3785 to setup a test drive today!