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having just been in a Chevrolet dealership on Saturday, I suspect it's probably the Chevy. Take a look at the Blazer or the Traverse. Now take a look at the camo vehicle Similar headlights. the grill structure seems similar, and the fog lights also match The buick foglights have a...

i think GM (and ford) lost their spirit when it started badge engineering their vehicles instead of letting their various divisions do their own engineering and engines. Cadillac had a version of the Cavileer (the Cimarron) etc. while Similar, at least the 2nd gen firebird had a different...

It was, but inventory was low and most dealers were not interested in selling them. The Holden Commodore was a great car in SS trim, but by not having an economy version and selling it so well equipped, it prevented it from being a big seller. I really wish we could have gotten a few more...

That would be nice, but I don't think it would happen. I know my mother in law would be interested in a hard top convertible...

This may be close, but I don't think the B pillar is located in the correct spot for a sedan, nor is it in a good spot for a coupe. I think it would need to move 2 inches or so forward for a sedan and about the same back for a coupe. I think it's where it is to allow ingress/egress for the...

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and while I do not really like the new Charger, I would buy the Charger over this one any day of the week and twice on Sundays Sorry, but I'm just not feeling it. That said, others might love it.

First, TT V6 with 600 hp is not enough for a GNX. 650-700 is more appropriate. Why? Because the 535+ hp of the 6.7L V8 is too close to that value. There should be at least 100 hp more for in that halo car category, and that's with the weight reduction that a V6 would have over a V8. That...

Non-enthusiast buyers = the people that keep a car in production. More base engine cars are sold than high performance versions, and that includes halo cars as well. Do not look down on the non-enthusiast buyers. The vehicles they buy are the very ones that allow you to buy your V8...

There is a very good reason I did not buy a used 2022 M550i when I had the chance...I could just not get myself to trust in the N63 engine, no matter how many improvements it had. It was an absolute blast to drive, and the push back into the seats (and those seats are the best ones I've ever...

The Chevy SS was direct competition to sedans like the BMW 550, which retailed around 60-70k at the time. The SS was a great car for its time and was never given a good environment for sales. Around the time the SS same out, I was really upset with my BMW 550 issues (the original N63 engine...

Unfortunately, we have the conundrum of the auto world...Good, Fast, and Cheap. You can make a really good car with a great suspension that handles well in the turns and won't break your back, but it won't be cheap. You can have a cheap car that does well in the turns, but it will be back...

Best selling in that ERA....60/70s I would argue that the 6th gen was an open ohmage to the first gen camaro, with a lot of the inspiration from the first generation coming through to the 6th generation. When I think of classic Camaros, that is the version I see. For me, when I think of the...

Usability yes. This means an interior and exterior that is functional for the user (driver) of the vehicle. That means controls in good interior with the appropriate physical switches, and easy to navigate secondary digital interfaces. All digital interfaces are bad when you have to take...

as a "legit" Camaro? Nope. As a 4 door sedan like the SS or similar? yes. I would accept a Buick version in place provided it still have the V8, and that allows Chevy fans to have their "legit" Camaro

That's fairly accurate. I love the idea of a manual option for those that want it. While I would probably never use it, it makes tons of sense, especially it it's a good transmission. Second, I hope there is room for a 2 door pony car in the lineup. Having three distinct versions of the...

Brand loyalty doesn't matter if your customer base is aging out... Let's face it, Chevy does not care about people beyond 70. Even if they bought a new car at 70, that's probably the last car they will ever buy. Even people in their 60s are starting to look at "last cars". I am early 50s and I...

Sedans are making a comeback... Probably just the fuel prices, but take a look at the numbers. Sedans are not dead, stupid boring sedans area, and that is what Ford and GM produced...

In Reference to the "Third camp". The V Blackwing needs to remain a halo performance luxury car on the level of the M5. Something that blows most non-supercars/hyper cars out of water, while retaining a "civilized" ride. Trackable, but no owner would ever do so. The Camaro halo car will...

I've driven muscle cars, and I've driven pony cars, and I know my preference...as does anyone who is paying attention on these forums. I fully admit, I am biased, I absolutely love driving muscle cars...especially sleepers. It doesn't need a loud cracking exhaust, it just needs grunt, good...

First, let's look at who these "halo cars" are designed for. 1) it isn't you and me, or almost anyone on these forums. There may be a few people here that will drop 100k on a third car, but they are not the majority. 2) Those cars are for celebrities, movie starts, and the rich (not the...