Hell no, can't compare 2-door with a lame 4-door.

 

While this might seem like a weird comparison to some, it's not really that far out there. I'd guess there is a reasonable chunk of tweeners out there who don't *need* a 4 door, but wouldn't be totally turned off by them either if the car is otherwise awesome.

 

Not a chance.

The only thing I'll cross shop is whatever other RWD/AWD convertible GM is offering ... and that's only if they totally mess up the packaging on the Camaro.


Your CTS is getting tired already?

 

No, but thats because we're gonna try to keep a bigger stable instead of having 2 cars to fit all our needs. Right now, we've got practicality pretty well covered. I would imagine when it's all said and done, we will have a C6 (me), Camaro (Mrs CLEAN), and probably trade the SS and Blazer in on a larger vehicle like a Tahoe or Acadia.

 

I meant my needs and the way I approach adding vehicles to our family sounds the same as George.

 

The funny thing is is that you can compare these cars - they are on the same chassis, will have pretty much identical mechanicals - the body shape and interior will be the only major differences.

In terms of practicality, that's a different story.