New Camaro not selling, 129 day dealer supply...
08-27-16, 02:06 PM
#47
Lexus Fanatic
guess these will sit on the lot a little bit longer
http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cult...wheels-stolen/
http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cult...wheels-stolen/
08-27-16, 06:02 PM
#48
Lexus Fanatic
Stolen wheels?
A local BMW shop, here in NoVA where I live, has a simple and effective solution to that problem. Try and break past the fence, and a BIG German Shepard will be waiting for you....those jaws bite with some 500 PSI. Even if he doesn't bite, that snarl will scare the hell out of you.
A local BMW shop, here in NoVA where I live, has a simple and effective solution to that problem. Try and break past the fence, and a BIG German Shepard will be waiting for you....those jaws bite with some 500 PSI. Even if he doesn't bite, that snarl will scare the hell out of you.
Last edited by mmarshall; 08-28-16 at 06:37 PM.
08-29-16, 04:50 PM
#50
Lexus Champion
08-29-16, 06:00 PM
#52
Lexus Champion
08-29-16, 08:31 PM
#53
That's the thing people don't realize about Corvettes, is if you can get over it being 2 seats, it is a very practical car. Lots of luggage room, lots room for the 6'+ guys, lots of room for the broad shouldered muscle jocks and old fat guys as well. The C5 and C6 Corvettes are the same way, they're designed to hold a weekend's worth of luggage and make a man built like John Cena or Chris Christie feel comfortable behind the wheel.
08-30-16, 02:27 PM
#55
Lexus Test Driver
I think the new Camaro is absolutely horrid. if they had made it a little more retro it would be cooler. I cant stand the front ends on them.
I get to try every different flavor of just about everything being that I work in the industry but the new Camaro even when it first came out its bitterly disappointing. the original concept car was really sweet looking but ofcourse we never get those. oh well.
the top end versions are very fast but still seem to be missing something. the interior ergonomics are awful and the fit and finish is downright pitiful. crappy stereo crappy everything. than again we are talking about government motors here that have the worlds most famous bean counters.
I really do like the challenger. it looks the part and even sounds the part. you could drop a 2017 challenger into a street scene of traffic from 1971 and it would fit right in... almost. the interior on the challenger is a little weird but seems too big for what it should be. its got a nice growl too when you hit it.
the new mustang is pretty much impossible to beat though. slick styling both inside and out. decent fit and finish with good ergonomics, and even it its slowest enemic form its still fun to drive, the base stereo is still better, and is just a solid car. I used to be a diehard bow tie man myself but I indeed have been wooed away by the blue oval. ive got a lot of respect for ford as they held there own and didn't take a bailout, and have pulled themselves out of the cheap garbage unreliable misery of the 1990s and early 2000s. never thought id ever hear myself say this but ford is the superior of the big three.... atleast currently and over the last couple of years.
I get to try every different flavor of just about everything being that I work in the industry but the new Camaro even when it first came out its bitterly disappointing. the original concept car was really sweet looking but ofcourse we never get those. oh well.
the top end versions are very fast but still seem to be missing something. the interior ergonomics are awful and the fit and finish is downright pitiful. crappy stereo crappy everything. than again we are talking about government motors here that have the worlds most famous bean counters.
I really do like the challenger. it looks the part and even sounds the part. you could drop a 2017 challenger into a street scene of traffic from 1971 and it would fit right in... almost. the interior on the challenger is a little weird but seems too big for what it should be. its got a nice growl too when you hit it.
the new mustang is pretty much impossible to beat though. slick styling both inside and out. decent fit and finish with good ergonomics, and even it its slowest enemic form its still fun to drive, the base stereo is still better, and is just a solid car. I used to be a diehard bow tie man myself but I indeed have been wooed away by the blue oval. ive got a lot of respect for ford as they held there own and didn't take a bailout, and have pulled themselves out of the cheap garbage unreliable misery of the 1990s and early 2000s. never thought id ever hear myself say this but ford is the superior of the big three.... atleast currently and over the last couple of years.
08-30-16, 03:05 PM
#56
Lexus Fanatic
the new mustang is pretty much impossible to beat though. slick styling both inside and out. decent fit and finish with good ergonomics, and even it its slowest enemic form its still fun to drive, the base stereo is still better, and is just a solid car. I used to be a diehard bow tie man myself but I indeed have been wooed away by the blue oval. ive got a lot of respect for ford as they held there own and didn't take a bailout, and have pulled themselves out of the cheap garbage unreliable misery of the 1990s and early 2000s. never thought id ever hear myself say this but ford is the superior of the big three.... atleast currently and over the last couple of years.
08-30-16, 03:42 PM
#57
Lexus Fanatic
That's the thing people don't realize about Corvettes, is if you can get over it being 2 seats, it is a very practical car. Lots of luggage room, lots room for the 6'+ guys, lots of room for the broad shouldered muscle jocks and old fat guys as well. The C5 and C6 Corvettes are the same way, they're designed to hold a weekend's worth of luggage and make a man built like John Cena or Chris Christie feel comfortable behind the wheel.
Christie probably doesn't drive anywhere. He rides around in a police-escorted Governor's limo...or now, after the endorsement, maybe even in Trump's limo LOL.
08-30-16, 04:43 PM
#58
Lexus Champion
I really do like the challenger. it looks the part and even sounds the part. you could drop a 2017 challenger into a street scene of traffic from 1971 and it would fit right in... almost. the interior on the challenger is a little weird but seems too big for what it should be.
08-30-16, 08:32 PM
#59
Lexus Fanatic
iTrader: (20)
a jeep grand cherokee srt isn't much more than a loaded camaro (or corvette for sure) and is very capable / fast, and obviously much roomier. 
