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I won't have a sun roof on any car anymore. I've owned 4 vehicles in the past that had one and no matter what, they will eventually leak from the seals drying out and cracking, and the drain tube will eventually clog up.

It's almost like the NHTSA has a roll over test GM has to pass that keeps getting stricter and stricter...:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Not me. My next vehicle must be a SUV/CUV and I can't afford 2 car payments so no matter what the next Camaro is, I won't be in the market for it.

:facepalm: Everyone knows this, even the guys that want a stick shift. You missed the entire point of those asking for a stick shift option. People who buy stick shifts now a days don't care about racing, don't care about performance, don't care about any of those things you are trying to force...

This isn't any new news, they are just repeating everything we already know. Also, they completely contradict themselves. At first they say " The Chevy Camaro is officially headed back to production... " but then a couple paragraphs down they say " according to sources familiar with the...

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The younger gen right now don't even want to own a vehicle. I live in a rural area with no public transport and the amount of Gen Z that don't even have nor want a drivers license is insane.

For pricing, it's easier to just look at what the Mustang is selling for and add $4-5k. Of course this isn't including any kind of dealer ripoff fee, I mean markup fee, but you'll get a general idea.

Absolutely nothing besides the name plate :giggle::giggle::giggle:

But the amount of people who would buy a four door Camaro is the same if not outnumber those that won't. Just say'n... While I do agree that the Camaro should stay a coupe, I will say that in 2-3 years I'll be shopping for a suv. Right now, the '27-'28 Blazer RS with the LGX is top contender...

If it's a sedan, then there wouldn't be a need to a camo'ed mule. It's on the same platform as the Caddy's so all they have to do is change a few body panels, make it sporty looking, and they have a new car. Just because no coupe mules have been spotted doesn't mean we haven't already seen the...

If it's a sedan though, everyone would have seen it and not given it a second thought thinking it is a new caddy or something else. After all, everyone thinking it must be a coupe.

For pricing, all you have to do is look at the current Mustang pricing and remember the Camaro has always been $2-$3K more. Currently the 2026 base Mustang starts at just under $35k so if it released today, the base V6 Camaro would already be above that $35k mark. The 2026 Mustang GT starts at...

I trust GM Authority more than the others. Every time they posted a leak or said "sources say", they was right. So if they write an article saying their sources say it's coming, it's coming.

Just remember the Alpha 2 platform has a wheel base 7 inches longer than the Alpha 1 platform of the 6th gen. The 6th gen is roughly 2 inches shorter than the Zeta of the 5th gen. This should make the 7th gen longer than the 5th.

SS, 6.2l LT4 like the base model Vette. Lower trim levels, either the LFX like the Blazer or maybe a turbo 4.

What do I prefer between the two? Coupe. But I fear it will be a sedan. For over 6 months now it has been known that a new, unnamed V8 sedan will be built at the Lansing Grand River Assembly plant.

Kinda excited to see this and was not expecting this at all. Looking at the known specs, I really hope this isn't the new unnamed V8 sedan that has been known about for the past 6 months or so.