GM Modded 270HP Cobalt SS

[z06power]

Take a look at this GM In-house built Cobalt SS, not bad but rims too smalll

GM Built SS (http://www.supercars.net/cars/2004@$Chevrolet@$Cobalt%20272%20SS%20Conceptx.html)

Best pic:

http://www.supercars.net/Pics?viewPic=y&source=car&id=3032&i=0&p=2004_chevrolet_cobalt_272_ss-2.jpg&y=2004&m=Chevrolet&o=Cobalt%20272%20SS%20Concept

[Skylinelover]

Loose the hoodscope and we have a deal. I will take 3.

[dieselpower91]

I like it.. even the spoiler doesn't look to bad.
The scoop is ok, and at least it is functional.
:hitit:

[cycosis]

scoop is ugly. rims lok fine though. only other thing i dont like is that there is no center opening in the bumper:thumbsdow

[ZorroAMG]

Black out the gold Bowtie and it's hot....

[BerserkerCatSplat]

Nice, minus the half-a-WRX scoop.

[A_3]

wow that's hot... don't mind the hood scoop, could use to be a little wider. GM did a good job, looks tasteful with the lip kits and has good choice in accompanying parts. :thumbsup:

[Xtrema]

Don't mind scoop if it's centered. Not off to driver's side.

A for effort.

[hyperwhite]

not bad at all, the colbalt will be a big step up from the j-body

[sputnik]

- black out the bowtie
- smooth out the scoop
- smooth out the side skirts and front and rear lips

[bspot]

Originally posted by cycosis
only other thing i dont like is that there is no center opening in the bumper:thumbsdow

Especially since there is an intercooler sitting behind there.. something you think you'd want to leave open for more air :confused:

[Neil4Speed]

I think its a great looking car, 270hp, it will be really quick. I wonder how much it will run for, I am thinking mid 20's?

[izzoblitzo]

knowing GM, this car probably would cost somewhere in the late twenties to mid thirties even... it would most likely compete against an upgraded srt-4 if they brought this out into production. I mean, look at the z24 in 2000, by the time it had all the goodies, it was roughly $23k! Only the basic 115hp ones started at like $14k or something like that. And if a srt 4 is mid 20's, early 30's.. this would would probabaly drift into the same catagory.

But nonetheless, this car looks great, and it looks like GM has really started to pay attention to the modification crowd.