It's wild around here with people feeling that they're the authority on GM's plans. It's too early for concrete information, much less a test mule. I'll see everyone in 2027.
Yes, but that was then. Today, Cadillac only offers four doors, the Charger is available with four doors, the Mustang appears to be headed in the same direction, BMW and Porsche four door vehicles outsell their two door counterparts. It's not that sedans are making a comeback, it's that the...
The once young Bumblebee fans have grown up and had kids, so they're now fans of Dodge, BMW, Cadillac sedans. Notably, ~60% more Chargers were sold in the modern era than Challengers. BMW sedans outsell coupes too. Cadillac no loner offers a coupe.
The reality is that's to whom Chevrolet is...
Yes, but they don't have a Chevrolet sedan, which is a lower price point, and Camaro is an established name with which younger generations identify.
I'm not saying that I agree with using the Camaro name for a sedan, but I feel certain it'll happen.
I couldn't afford a Camaro in 2010, so I bought a new Challenger SE. I felt that a Camaro SS still wasn't within reach in 2014, so I upgraded to a new Challenger R/T. I enjoyed them, but anything more spirited than driving in a straight line, was out of the question.
Then in November 2015, the...
I'm seeing conflicting reports of whether that's an official trailer or not, but it's on IMDB. If it's legit, given the partnership history, I feel the C7 could in fact be similar to that one.
I feel certain it'll be a while before any news of substance begins to trickle in, but I won't be surprised to see a four door Camaro, since it's GM's target generational market.
The front end looks familiar - not in a good way. :facepalm:
https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2027-tesla-model-y-l-first-drive/photos
The rest of it will look like the upcoming Model S refresh.
There were six generations of Camaro. The second generation (1970-1981) outsold all of the other generations (~1.9 million), regardless of years or era.
This is a subjective view, which is fair, but I'm viewing it through the lens of what has been proven to work - both with the Mustang and...
The second generation Camaro was by far the best selling, so clearly Chevrolet got it right. I feel that a modern vehicle with styling cues from that generation, would appease loyalists and excite newcomers.
"Chevrolet greenlit the 2028 Camaro with a V8 and a manual, but real fans in a major enthusiast group are pushing back hard on the horsepower obsession, and what they want instead reveals the exact mistake that killed the last Camaro."...