Not a fan of the raw 56Y look. The 2018 Hot Wheels kit looked better, but IMO even that is a far cry from the two I mentioned. Of course, this is a subjective take :)
By the way, to help others remember before they chime in, here is a comprehensive collection of all official Camaro wheels from...
These sedan designs don't look like a Camaro at all, the coupe form factor has its own unique appeal. Good, sporty sedans have their place, but it isn't under a Camaro nameplate. Besides, there's the CT5-V Blackwing if someone wants a balls-to-the-wall sedan from GM.
Full disclosure, I actually liked the way the Charger looked back a couple years ago, and it had many trims, great engine choices and flexible options in general. The two things that ruined it for me as a family hauler was the crappy interior and its police car identity that I couldn't overlook...
Exactly.
Some people act as if we were supposed to think like we manage GM and must understand (and sympathize with) whatever nonsense they're attempting to balance with their product portfolio, or how well a particular GM product would sell and to what audiences.
All this is their problem...
Yeah, a 4-door Camaro would exist in a vacuum where it's hard to imagine people would want to go.
Who would prefer a Camaro as a normal family car over a family SUV, or a cheap Accord, a Camry or even a self-driving electric car? The rest of the family will want maximum comfort and a slew of...
Not sure what made you say the Camaro only appealed to 30 year old males itching for a V8. That is definitely a target segment, but I see more female than male Camaro owners in non-V8 5th and 6th gens here in Tennessee, and the ones I know or at least have talked to are all very happy with their...
These aren't facts, though, GM Authority does unveil concepts and products prematurely on occasion. I typically only believe model and trim announcements when I can build them on GM's website.
Nevertheless, if the 2029 does come out and turns out to be a 4-door sedan, I'll thank GM for...
Your car and engine bay both look pristine, and this is amazing power.
Even more brutal if it's a manual, those hit like an EV in 2nd, maybe even 3rd gear when there is enough traction. Not saying mine is slow or anything :D, but the automatic is a bit less raw and unhinged.
To me it's mostly about value, not just the sticker price. A generic blob like the car in FordMustangNerd's picture isn't worth even $25K to me, firstly because its exterior isn't special and doesn't evoke any emotion, and second, I could buy a used one later that may have some mileage but...
Okay, it's a car. When I turn away, I no longer remember it, which is all that needs to be said about it.
This is a Camaro forum where we typically discuss intriguing and inspiring models, I don't think this one qualifies :)