GM targets 100,000 Camaros a year

Chrysler may be planning limited production for the Dodge Challenger Concept, but if GM's Bob Lutz has his way, production of the Chevrolet Camaro Concept will be anything but that. Lutz said in an interview published today that while the Camaro project has not been officially approved, the automaker would only move ahead with it if they could sell more than 100,000 units per year. Given these comments, it looks like the Camaro will directly target the Ford Mustang, as previously indicated by Lutz. In January, he said the Camaro would feature a standard V6 engine and two V8 offerings -- each priced against the 'Stang.