2010 Camaro

[cattitude (Premo)]

Originally Posted by kwillia

Besides, teen boy should be on his own insurance policy by then...

Be careful...as long as he's in the house some companies will rate you accordingly on all vehicles.

[desertrat (Premo)]

Originally Posted by cattitude

How do you know they die?

Originally Posted by RoseRed

:parachutes:

PeeWee Herman made it by partially raising the top.

[Chasey_Lane]

Originally Posted by LastSon

On a side note, can anyone recommend a good window tinting shop?

I used a place on 235 in California that is no longer in business for my Envoy. I wish they were still around - quality work at an affordable price ($150). A few months ago I used Street Trenz off Great Mills Road for another SUV. Good work, but a little pricey ($250).

I hear there is a place in Hollywood, but it's first come, first serve - no appts. I'm not sure of the name, but maybe someone on here knows what I'm talking about.

[vanbells]

Originally Posted by kwillia

I really like the new Camaro, but I would never consider purchasing a new model right off the line... 2nd year off the line usually has most of the bugs worked out. Besides, teen boy should be on his own insurance policy by then...

That pretty much goes with most american cars.

[LastSon]

Originally Posted by cattitude

I love the Challenger..don't care much for the Charger and I think the Camaro is just plain ugly.

Just out of curiousity, how many thumbs up, waves, heads turning/hanging out of the window, or smiles do you get just by driving your car around? Because judging from the reactions that I've seen from people who see my car, there are a lot of people who disagree with your opinion.

[cattitude (Premo)]

Originally Posted by LastSon

Just out of curiousity, how many thumbs up, waves, heads turning/hanging out of the window, or smiles do you get just by driving your car around? Because judging from the reactions that I've seen from people who see my car, there are a lot of people who disagree with your opinion.

A lot. But I have an awesome looking car.

[clevalley (Premo)]

Originally Posted by clevalley

Jack Winegardner has 3 or 4 right now... all but one has Rally Stripes.

My boss said he read about the issues on a Colbalt SS site (that is what he has) - the drive train issue with the SS's are when customers were launching it. The SS's are in a halt production (supposedly)

The other site showed ~60 known issues, again I will post a link when he digs it up.

My boss found that link;

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[ShyOne]

Originally Posted by toppick08

still better than a Ford........

I don't agree with your comment. Look at all the Mustangs on the street. The new Camaro will never outsell the Mustang. The new Camaro is just ugly, I did like the early Camaro.

[LastSon]

Originally Posted by ShyOne

I don't agree with your comment. Look at all the Mustangs on the street. The new Camaro will never outsell the Mustang. The new Camaro is just ugly, I did like the early Camaro.

Obviously there are going to be more Mustangs out on the street considering that Chevrolet didn't make the Camaro since 2002. If you want to know the truth, the new Camaro and the 2010 Mustang are very similarly styled cars, even I will admit that. But at the same time, to find a version of the Mustang that will out preform the Camaro SS (MSRP starting at $31k), you have to purchase a GT 500 with a sticker price of over $50k. Give it time, this is a quality vehicle and one I am proud to own, and many others will be too.

[ShyOne]

Originally Posted by LastSon

Obviously there are going to be more Mustangs out on the street considering that Chevrolet didn't make the Camaro since 2002. If you want to know the truth, the new Camaro and the 2010 Mustang are very similarly styled cars, even I will admit that. But at the same time, to find a version of the Mustang that will out preform the Camaro SS (MSRP starting at $31k), you have to purchase a GT 500 with a sticker price of over $50k. Give it time, this is a quality vehicle and one I am proud to own, and many others will be too.

I realize that the Camaro hasn't been on the street since 2002. I am saying is that it will never outsell the Mustang in the next few years. The Mustang is a very popular vehicle, no matter what the horsepower. Ford is giving the versatility that the consumer wants.