You know the only thing I don't like on the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro is the tail lights in back. It's just so out of place, the rear end is too big to have four little square tail lights in back, looks very awkward. And I've heard many other automotive enthusiasts remarking this. I wonder if there are any aftermarket companies who have come out with any custom tail lights that look different. I did find two pictures below of a yellow 2010 Camaro sporting custom tail lights, but I think these are totally photoshopped, you can check them out below.

These style tail lights are really cool, I think this designer was going for the old 1968 Firebird tail light look. If you don't know what I'm talking about try looking it up on Google. They still look a little out of place though, better, but still not quite right.

This time around the photoshop designer was using tail lights from a 1968 Camaro. I like the 68' Firebird tail lights better than these. These just don't flow too well with the Camaro's rear end.

It's makes me feel kind of sad, because with the right set of tail lights I think the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro could look perfect. I just hope one day some aftermarket company will come out with some good looking tail lights for the muscle car. If any of my muscle car readers have found a company, please post down below, I would like to see them.

Well since I was talking about an all electric Corvette ZR1 in my previous post, how about we talk about all electric muscle cars in general. I know you gear heads might think I'm nuts, but believe me, we are not far from it. In fact last year Ronaele made an all electric Mustang that makes 300 horsepower and 1000 pounds of torque. Now that's some massive torque! Enought to throw even Shaquille O'Neal in his back seat!

Well since Ronaele has done it, why aren't we seeing any of the big three step up to the plate. Well I think it's due to cost concerns. It's just too much money right now to make an all electric muscle car. That Ronaele electric muscle car consisted of a price tag of $80,000. So it's really no point in buying an electric muscle car if you're going to be paying that much. I mean the whole point of an electric muscle car is to save money on gas right? Yeah, $80k proceeds any of my gas spending at the pump. Even If I went out own Woodward every day for the next 10 years I wouldn't come close to that number.

So until the price tag comes down on car electric components, I don't think there will be a calling for an all electric muscle car. I still think we're not far off from that age though.

It sure will be weird "buzzing" around town with a 500 horsepower muscle car. I'm use to having a loud exhaust out the back! Hey, I actually heard some automotive companies are installing speakers under there car to give it a more agressive tone. Pretty crazy huh? Looks like the muscle car hobby will be diving deeper into technology. I remember when the car guys were first angered by fuel injection because of computers. We just wait! Things are going to change big time!

So what do you muscle car enthusiasts think? You think GM is planning to up the horsepower in the Corvette ZR1 for the future? I mean when is it enough horsepower. To me 400 horsepower is enough, since the 1970s GM has doubled it in the Corvette. Back then a lot of small block Corvettes had around 300 horsepower, nowadays 600 horsepower. This is a freakish number for a stock car, it's truly amazing GM achieved this number with their stock parts.

Maybe GM won't go down that road, maybe they'll just be trying to make the car lighter and get better gas mileage because of the gas guzzlers tax and the price of gas. I know they need to do something, it's really starting to hit my check book pretty hard. It would be nice to be able to Cruise Woodward just on $1 or $2. Maybe this will happen if GM releases an electric engine in the Corvette. I sure sick of going to the gas station all the time.

So what do you guys think GM will do to improve the Corvette ZR1? I vote for an all electric engine, now that would be cool!