reading non-automotive press is quite interesting ...

marketwatch.com:
reuters:

there are dozens and dozens, maybe even hundreds, of articles that are nearly all about the camaro and don't include many references to other vehicles. thats gotta be a good thing.

 

all this is just showing how bad we want this car back. and GM is paying attention now more than ever!

 

Hahahaha!!!!! We Want It, We Get It, Muahhahaha!!! Yesssssssss

 

There was a big splash (with pix) on page B1 of today's Wall Street Journal. It talks about both Camaro and Challenger (and Mustang, to a lesser extent), but the biggest pic (above the fold) was of the silver Camaro concept. "General Motors Corp., desperate for a hit, with its North American operations losing millions, is gearing up for a likely relaunche of the Camaro, the muscle car that prowled American roads starting in the 1960s." The article goes on to talk about muscle car nostalgia generally (and Camaro nostalgia specifically), the success of the latest Mustang, and says that Challenger production appears to be a done deal.

Key quote:

"'The Challenger and Camaro are stealing the show,' said Mike Jackson, chairman and chief executive of AutoNation, Inc., the nation's largest chain of auto dealerships. 'The way for American car companies to compete is to build cars their competitors can't do.'"

 

"'The Challenger and Camaro are stealing the show,' said Mike Jackson, chairman and chief executive of AutoNation, Inc., the nation's largest chain of auto dealerships. 'The way for American car companies to compete is to build cars their competitors can't do.'"

Amen! If I wanted a bland, dull, boring, just get me from point A to B car, Toyota or Honda might be high on my list. However, I don't and they are not.

 

I agree 100%.