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Is Equinox there permanently?
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As far as I know.
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Im really dissappointed that they are relocating. Oshawa has gained a very good reputation for building cars in that plant, so relocating the camaro for the 6th generation caught me by surprise . I understand that the majority of the camaros are sold in the united states so that may be a huge benefit to gm but i really hope that the quality of the car still remains. Only time will tell.
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Still driving a Canadian built 4th gen as my daily driver and plan on it retaining it's workhorse status when I purchase my '13 or 14' 1LE. I still get compliments on it and I'm caught by suprise everytime. Not because it's a base model V-6 but because all I do is change the oil and wash it from time to time in between routine repairs. After 10 years my old beat up 3800 still runs strong and the paint shines enough to grab my attention. I would love to own my first brand new american built Camaro and my first since my 92 Z28. Don't want to count my chickens just yet though, really love the fifth gen. I am encouraged by the "we're not done" statement reguarding the fifth gen. Who knows what awesomeness is still around the corner? :) :popcorn:
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thats good. But watch them mess up the look of the car by cutting weight and such. It looks mean now, watch it go to looking like everything else on the street...hum drum:(
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...I'm glad the Camaro is coming back home for the only reason it was made here for the longest time until it was outsourced. Our Canadian neighbors did an admirable job of producing the car after that fact. Thank you Canada. Welcome home Camaro.
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I am ok with production coming back to the US just as long as the build quality is on par with the Osawa plant. they have done a great job and have set the bar pretty high IMO. Like to think the soul of my future black SS is in lansing somewhere :)
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I think its great for the brand. Oshawa had its time and a business made a business decision. Theres definitely a different essence of a U.S. made Camaro. Theyle get another line or something at Oshawa. No worries there. I fin the typical North of 49 whining and media making it sound like the plants closing or something hilarious. Dont pay attention to the crying up here. Just keep the bar high on the next gen and all will be good. Its was born an American car, it was just in foster care for 19 years lol.
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If the build quality of the Cadillacs are good in Lansing I don't see why anyone would assume the 2015 Camaro assembly would be "less" as quality as the other RWD cars there.
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Does it really matter were it's built? I'm more worried about what it's going to look like and how it's going to perform.
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I hope but am pretty sure the states side folks will do a great job building them just like our friends in Canada do.
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My 5th Gen rocks. I'll be ready for next Gen in about 5 years or so. Until then, Let's enjoy the very well Canadian build Camaro5.
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I have always said...time and time again...that...American Pony cars should always be made on American soil. Build the Sonics in Canada...by the way Sonic is made by Chevy...right?:iono:
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This will really add vitality to the Detroit area now. When they begin making them there GM will sell 2,000,000,0000,000 camaros a year!:happyanim:
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