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No, Camaro was a name General Motors used for their new car upon it's release. When asked what a "Camaro" was at the press conference, it was stated that a Camaro was something that hunted and ate Mustangs, or something to that effect. I saw the exact quote in a book on GM muscle cars years back...
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