View Poll Results: Afraid that you may be disappointed in the production Camaro?
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Anyone afraid they'll be disappointed in the production version?
12-07-2006, 10:21 PM
#33
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Stop that, Charlie!!!!
Seriously - do you really believe that it escapes us that the concept is one of the best received cars that Chevy has done in the past 50 years? Do you really believe that we're not going CRAZY to ensure that the production model is as close as possible to the concept?
Don't make me come to Chicago, Mister!!!
(with a black 5th gen!)
12-07-2006, 10:30 PM
#34
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Stop that, Charlie!!!!
Seriously - do you really believe that it escapes us that the concept is one of the best received cars that Chevy has done in the past 50 years? Do you really believe that we're not going CRAZY to ensure that the production model is as close as possible to the concept?
Don't make me come to Chicago, Mister!!!
(with a black 5th gen!)
Seriously - do you really believe that it escapes us that the concept is one of the best received cars that Chevy has done in the past 50 years? Do you really believe that we're not going CRAZY to ensure that the production model is as close as possible to the concept?
Don't make me come to Chicago, Mister!!!
(with a black 5th gen!)
12-08-2006, 02:49 AM
#35
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12-08-2006, 08:29 AM
#40
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I'm afraid I'll be disappointed...It looks alright, but it's not really my style... The idea of it getting heavier is a huge turn off. The concept is too big and of they make it skinnier and taller it will look really bad...If what Z284ever said about not being able to fit wide tires turns out to be true then that's another strike against it...Then I wonder just how well it will handle...I don't want a spongy, soft Z28. I want something that could be taken to a roadcourse or auto-x event if I wanted...I'm just worried that the production car will be to mellow for my tastes, or in other words too much like a Mustang...I've driven 2 of the new GT's and they do absolutely nothing for me.
12-08-2006, 10:49 AM
#43
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I am not worried one bit, GM is doing a much better job these days. Just look at the rebirth of Cadillac and the new C6. I am in and will be buying some GM product in the near future. I really hope it is a Camaro with a 427 
12-09-2006, 11:15 AM
#45
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Stop that, Charlie!!!!
Seriously - do you really believe that it escapes us that the concept is one of the best received cars that Chevy has done in the past 50 years? Do you really believe that we're not going CRAZY to ensure that the production model is as close as possible to the concept?
Don't make me come to Chicago, Mister!!!
(with a black 5th gen!)
Seriously - do you really believe that it escapes us that the concept is one of the best received cars that Chevy has done in the past 50 years? Do you really believe that we're not going CRAZY to ensure that the production model is as close as possible to the concept?
Don't make me come to Chicago, Mister!!!
(with a black 5th gen!)