The new GT500 is a road track car, not built or intended for drag racing. The camaro isnt dying, GM already confirmed this. They are looking at ways to make it better. Putting it on the Cadillac ATS chassis was not a smart move. They realize this.
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Gm logic:
camaro isn't selling
make it uglier
camaro isn't selling
make it faster and more expensive!
camaro isn't selling
make it UGLIER
we're all out of ideas
camaro isn't selling
make it uglier
camaro isn't selling
make it faster and more expensive!
camaro isn't selling
make it UGLIER
we're all out of ideas
Split bumper cars are the best Camaro of all in my opinion.
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The same could also be said for the Challenger. Other than just a minor facelift, the chassis and overall styling have remained the same since 2008.
im fucking dying over here hahah
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Thank you. So many people just want to go on and on about quarter mile times. Not every car is made for it. Had a local guy put twin turbos on a GT350. IMO he ruined that car.
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The problem with the manufacturers' sales pitches is that their cars are either aimed at going in a straight line as fast as possible, or around the Nurburgring as fast as possible. Most car owners do neither and drive in the real world of stop-go traffic, potholed roads, speed bumps, ramps, and roads with bends. Supercars are notoriously poor at doing most of those things.
Optimize the suspension for drag racing, then it's not optimized for road racing...and vice versa. Optimize the suspension for street use, then it's not optimized for drag racing.... nor road racing.
I'd prefer to have it safe for street / hwy use....at least controllable.
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Where I'm from I will soon witness mustangs selling for 150, 170,000 
^ maybe the tax limits changed?
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Add another 10-20k ADM to the $70+ MSRP, expect between 80-90k when it's all said and done lol.
Looks like the $67k base dealer cost that Ford let slip like 2 months ago then hushed and said wasnt official, was indeed correct.
Yes, fully loaded with all sorts of stuff u don't require. Loads of local plane jane 5.0 GT cars.... equipped with a block heater, wtf ? That's at local ford dealer. Rarely gets to freezing here.
On a similar note, I see that Mobil-1 now makes 0W-20, 0W-30, and also 0W-40.... all 3 are 100% synthetic. With any of em, a block heater wouldn't be required.
Its an easy 100K for dealers.
Minimum. I bet some dealers try to tack on 30-50K ADM.
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