Why would it cost a GM employee his/her job to talk about Camaro...
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Originally posted by guionM
Fair enough, and I agree.
But say in this instance, said chick has loose ends with a ex-boyfriend to tie up (perhaps shes waiting till he gets all his things out of her apartment or maybe he still lives there...though nothing is going on between them) who happens to have the potential of being a Charles Manson. Getting you involved would make things impossible. The man is definately moving out, and will soon be gone.
She could put out for you now (she has the goods, is willing, is already planning). However, things could get ugly & out of hand with the other guy if she did.
So she waits till he's completely out of the picture.
Fair enough, and I agree.
But say in this instance, said chick has loose ends with a ex-boyfriend to tie up (perhaps shes waiting till he gets all his things out of her apartment or maybe he still lives there...though nothing is going on between them) who happens to have the potential of being a Charles Manson. Getting you involved would make things impossible. The man is definately moving out, and will soon be gone.
She could put out for you now (she has the goods, is willing, is already planning). However, things could get ugly & out of hand with the other guy if she did.
So she waits till he's completely out of the picture.
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Originally posted by 2K1SunsetSS
This is my point guys, more and more people will start to get this way and it could get very ugly for GM. Unless they come up with an awesome sports car that catches are eyes. One that has the looks, the power, handling and whatever else is need to yank people back. If they want to cut into the mustangs niche they have better get it right and soon.
This is my point guys, more and more people will start to get this way and it could get very ugly for GM. Unless they come up with an awesome sports car that catches are eyes. One that has the looks, the power, handling and whatever else is need to yank people back. If they want to cut into the mustangs niche they have better get it right and soon.
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The time will come soon that I will be in the position to buy a new car. I won't hold out more than a year from that point for a new Camaro (and that's only with an official announcement). I have my third-gens: a daily driver, and a (currently not complete) race car. When the time comes, I'll look at an RSX, a Mustang, an RX-8 (even if it is extended-cab, maybe black will hide the lines), a GTO, and whatever else happens to be out in the market the Camaro used to occupy, and pick from those choices. Call it tough love, call it lost faith, but hopefully when they see so many of us doing this, GM will call it a wake-up call.
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