What would you do if GM doesn't produce the Camaro?
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What would you do if GM doesn't produce the Camaro?
Theoretically, what would you do if GM doesn't produce the new Camaro? Me, I would go to my local Chevrolet dealer and place a giant sign in front of the showroom that would say "F-You [more explicit though] GM, I hope you go bankrupt and get bought out by Nissan/Toyota". As I'm driving away in my new Challenger of course.
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Re: What would you do if GM doesn't produce the Camaro?
keeo my ls1 a few more years till i could afford a c6 
and still be pissed at GM for a RLY long time, but atleast ill have a vette.. thatll never go away
and still be pissed at GM for a RLY long time, but atleast ill have a vette.. thatll never go away
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Re: What would you do if GM doesn't produce the Camaro?
personally I am not at the point in my life where purchasing a coupe car would be wise, but the lack of a camaro would be a very large disappointment. But I could never bring myself to purchase a ford or chrysler anyway. Eventually with the new companies producing first gen bodies for cheaper nowadays that would be a fun project.
I would just save up for a Magnum R/T or SRT8, will need a family car by then anyway.
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Re: What would you do if GM doesn't produce the Camaro?
If I am actually in a position buy the 5th-gen in a couple years, but they decide NOT to make one, I'd probably go shopping for a Z06 instead?
(a used one I mean)
...and be EXTREMELY disappointed with GM, and feel very let down
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I'd probably stop defending GM to people the way I currently do:blah:.
Or maybe I'd go out and buy a Toyota Yaris?!?!?!
(a used one I mean)...and be EXTREMELY disappointed with GM, and feel very let down
.I'd probably stop defending GM to people the way I currently do:blah:.
Or maybe I'd go out and buy a Toyota Yaris?!?!?!
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Re: What would you do if GM doesn't produce the Camaro?
Do what everyone would do (regardless as to what they say, or what resentments they might carry). I'd simply buy whatever else tickles my fancy.
Ford has a perfectly good & fun-to-drive Mustang GT, and there's a "Boss" version that's in the short range future.
Chrysler will have a Challenger that has a real trunk, will hold real adults in the back seat, and will accelerate really, really quickly.
I might decide that a Charger R/T is the car I want. Or I might suffer a stroke that makes me lose my objections to FWD and buy a Comp G Grand Prix.
..or that Impala GM is working on might buck trends & come with a 6 speed manual and an "LS3" engine.
But all this is pretty moot anyway. The only way GM won't build a Camaro is if they have crashed and burned. Then it wouldn't matter anyway because we'd be looking a pretty serious economic wreckage.
Ford has a perfectly good & fun-to-drive Mustang GT, and there's a "Boss" version that's in the short range future.
Chrysler will have a Challenger that has a real trunk, will hold real adults in the back seat, and will accelerate really, really quickly.
I might decide that a Charger R/T is the car I want. Or I might suffer a stroke that makes me lose my objections to FWD and buy a Comp G Grand Prix.
..or that Impala GM is working on might buck trends & come with a 6 speed manual and an "LS3" engine.
But all this is pretty moot anyway. The only way GM won't build a Camaro is if they have crashed and burned. Then it wouldn't matter anyway because we'd be looking a pretty serious economic wreckage.
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Re: What would you do if GM doesn't produce the Camaro?
Originally Posted by guionM
The only way GM won't build a Camaro is if they have crashed and burned. Then it wouldn't matter anyway because we'd be looking a pretty serious economic wreckage.
