Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
05-03-2006, 02:43 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Originally Posted by HAZ-Matt
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Originally Posted by HAZ-Matt
If you want to be really complete and spend too much time on this, you would be making them into option packages like 1SA, 2SA, etc.
05-03-2006, 05:06 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Originally Posted by jg95z28
Why offer a DVD navigation, power seats and power sunroof on the Z28, but not offer an automatic or convertible? 
05-03-2006, 05:12 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Originally Posted by jg95z28
Why offer a DVD navigation, power seats and power sunroof on the Z28, but not offer an automatic or convertible?
I got a lot of backlash for offering navigation in my first thread, so I thought I wouldn’t include it here...
No auto or vert on the Z28 because I wanted to be more Z06-like,
I was on the fence for the sun roof, for the Z28 so I just added it....
As you can see some of this is just my own interpretation of what we may see.
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05-03-2006, 05:34 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Originally Posted by stars1010
Whoops I forgot to delete that.....I copied and pasted most of this from my last thread...I'll go edit that now.....
I got a lot of backlash for offering navigation in my first thread, so I thought I wouldn’t include it here...
No auto or vert on the Z28 because I wanted to be more Z06-like,
I was on the fence for the sun roof, for the Z28 so I just added it....
As you can see some of this is just my own interpretation of what we may see.
I got a lot of backlash for offering navigation in my first thread, so I thought I wouldn’t include it here...
No auto or vert on the Z28 because I wanted to be more Z06-like,
I was on the fence for the sun roof, for the Z28 so I just added it....
As you can see some of this is just my own interpretation of what we may see.
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05-03-2006, 06:22 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Originally Posted by stars1010
Super Sport Camaro (SS)
• Tires: front and rear, P245/40ZR-17,
• Wheels: 18- x 8.5-inch front and rear, five-spoke, silver-painted, aluminum
Z28 Camaro (Limited Production)
MSRP* $ 39,250.00 (base price) to $ 44,985.00 (fully optioned)
Optional Z28:
• PREMIUM PACKAGE- includes dual-zone air conditioning, automatic power Leather seating with heated 6-way power driver seat and front passenger and Head-Up Display with on-board computer (MPG, outside temp, compass etc.) $1515
• XM Satellite Radio $325
• OnStar $695
• Bose Monsoon Premium sound system with in-dash 6 CD changer and MP3 connection $600
• Wheels: 19- x 9.5-inch front and rear, five-spoke, polished, aluminum $600
There's mine! $42,985. Done...C6's beware!
05-03-2006, 06:50 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
IMO, if the Z28 is suppose to be roadrace Z06 inspired, then I rather have at least a package to get bigger brakes, heavier duty coolers (radiator, transaxle, etc), and a dry sump.. In fact, I rather spend the money on that with a less powerful NA engine, rather then a more powerful and heavier SC'd engine....
Also, I don't think forced induction big cubed V8's fit in any roadracing series class's very well, if at all. Its gotta be able to fit in nicely ,like in the Grand Am cup running against the sorts like 350z, M3's and Mustangs..
Also, I don't think forced induction big cubed V8's fit in any roadracing series class's very well, if at all. Its gotta be able to fit in nicely ,like in the Grand Am cup running against the sorts like 350z, M3's and Mustangs..
05-03-2006, 07:05 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Stars youre really starting to scare me with these prices.
I guess I would take:
Super Sport w/ Premium Package, Sport Package, Auto, Premium sound, polished wheels and Convertilble for $37710
For $40 grand I would expect to get the top of the line Camaro though.
You're probably about right on the price but man I hope you're wrong.
I guess I would take:
Super Sport w/ Premium Package, Sport Package, Auto, Premium sound, polished wheels and Convertilble for $37710
For $40 grand I would expect to get the top of the line Camaro though.
You're probably about right on the price but man I hope you're wrong.
05-03-2006, 07:09 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Originally Posted by stars1010
• Engine: 525 hp Supercharged 6.0L 6000 V8 LS9
05-03-2006, 07:39 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Originally Posted by 5thgen69camaro
I thought HUD was going to be standard?
Originally Posted by 5thgen69camaro
Why are you only getting 25 HP out of a supercharger? Why put one on there at all?
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05-03-2006, 07:42 PM
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Re: Build Your 2009 Camaro thread II (Prices Included)
Originally Posted by Ken S
IMO, if the Z28 is suppose to be roadrace Z06 inspired, then I rather have at least a package to get bigger brakes, heavier duty coolers (radiator, transaxle, etc), and a dry sump.. In fact, I rather spend the money on that with a less powerful NA engine, rather then a more powerful and heavier SC'd engine....
Also, I don't think forced induction big cubed V8's fit in any roadracing series class's very well, if at all. Its gotta be able to fit in nicely ,like in the Grand Am cup running against the sorts like 350z, M3's and Mustangs..
Also, I don't think forced induction big cubed V8's fit in any roadracing series class's very well, if at all. Its gotta be able to fit in nicely ,like in the Grand Am cup running against the sorts like 350z, M3's and Mustangs..
Good points