Brangeta

We don't get much of this anymore, especially in the '95 Z28, but in the '02 35th LE, we still get the occasional thumbs up out the window, and it warms our hearts and makes us smile everytime.

99SilverSS

From all the years driving the Camaros I've had I have to say fellow Camaro owners by and large don't wave. Me I look young and sure when I had the Camaro's most of the people I would see driving were young too and wanted to be tougher or race rather than wave.

My experience with riding shotgun or driving a friends Mustang Cobra and it seems that more other Mustang drivers will acknowlege your presence.

Driving my dads old '69 Camaro or '75 Vette convert forget it you got waves and looks from everyone, especially the other muscle cars from that vintage.

I hope the new Camaro is able to reach out to more than just men looking for the performance as I found with the 4th Gen and with it hopefully the "club" will be restored.

If not riding my CBR600RR will always get waves from all other sportbikes!

BigDarknFast

I try to do a wave too, when I'm in my Firebird. I used to wonder why so few folks waved back... then I realized something. It's that windshield! Once I was waving at another 4gen Firebird, and couldn't really see the guy due to the glare off the steeply raked glass. Suddenly it hit me (duh)... I probably look the same way! Sun angles are such that, if you can clearly see the other driver, there's a reasonable chance they CANNOT also see you. I think a lot of waves in these cars go un-received due to that.

HooliganZ

That's a good point! I never really thought about it too much, but I do notice that alot of times my waves will go un-noticed. Now, I think I know why.