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Tran 07-19-2017 01:47 AM

6th gen Camaro EOP (end of production): September 2021
 
6th gen Camaro production will go until September 2021. That is all. :thumb:

01pewterz28 07-19-2017 05:53 AM

Nice way to ring in the 55th anniversary 7th Gen

IMadeYouReadThis 07-19-2017 10:47 AM

That doesn't make sense why would it run till September are they planning on doing a classic and current model at the same time that way they did with the 2007 Sierra usually they cut a model on summer shutdown

NightSkyCode 07-19-2017 10:53 AM

nice, 4 years, should be paid off by then for a trade in on a new one!

greg72982 07-19-2017 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by NightSkyCode (Post 9824690)
nice, 4 years, should be paid off by then for a trade in on a new one!

The new one will probably be electric :lol:

Martinjlm 07-19-2017 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by greg72982 (Post 9824980)
The new one will probably be electric :lol:

Do not be surprised. Also could be a smaller ICE with strong electric motors. Check out the Porsche Panamera S e-Hybrid. http://www.motortrend.com/cars/porsc...id-first-ride/

671 combined hp (ICE + eMotors) .... 0-60 in 3.2s. Even a ZL1 will be in for a surprise pulling up to the light with one of these discreet killers at a SoCal stoplight.

Then there is the Tesla Model S and the soon to come Faraday Future 991. Pure electrics that can achieve sub-3s 0-60 if the conditions are right (sufficient state of charge, ambient temperature, electric drive system temperature, etc). I've driven a Model S P90D. Acceleration is faster and much different than my SS convertible. Car is a hoot to drive.

leadfoot93 07-19-2017 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by IMadeYouReadThis (Post 9824677)
That doesn't make sense why would it run till September are they planning on doing a classic and current model at the same time that way they did with the 2007 Sierra usually they cut a model on summer shutdown

They ran the 2015 5th gen until November 2015. The 6th Gens were a month into production at that point.

Martinjlm 07-19-2017 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by leadfoot93 (Post 9825013)
They ran the 2015 5th gen until November 2015. The 6th Gens were a month into production at that point.

That was possible because they were built on two different platforms, sourced to two different plants. If there is a 7th Gen, and if it is built on Alpha, it more than likely will not coincide with Gen 6 build. Unless another Alpha plant is added (highly unlikely).

ChefBorOzzy 07-19-2017 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Martinjlm (Post 9825054)
That was possible because they were built on two different platforms, sourced to two different plants. If there is a 7th Gen, and if it is built on Alpha, it more than likely will not coincide with Gen 6 build. Unless another Alpha plant is added (highly unlikely).

May be safe to see what Cadillac does with ATS/CTS for the new gen coming out within 2 years and apply that to 7th gen Camaro as far as underpinnings go. Plus, we'll get a new Vette with either a new engine which will probably go into the 7th gen Camaro or a massaged over LT1.

SSTony 07-19-2017 02:23 PM

Maybe its time to bring back the Big Block Camaro's

Tr6 07-19-2017 02:32 PM

So the Camaro Team is already working on the 7th gen right now. Apparently the rule of thumb (or usually when) is to start working on the new gen when it's been 1 year of production of current gen.

6th gen plans began in 2011, release was in 2016 (well, end of 15 but 16 model). 2017 (first year production ended, second year began) + 5 years = 2022 for 7th gen and 2021 ends 6th gen production, so sounds right lol. Annnnnd with this news... Brace yourself for the incoming 7th gen speculations! Maybe we need to start a new subforum for it lmao.

dotfiles 07-19-2017 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Martinjlm (Post 9824996)
Do not be surprised. Also could be a smaller ICE with strong electric motors. Check out the Porsche Panamera S e-Hybrid. http://www.motortrend.com/cars/porsc...id-first-ride/

671 combined hp (ICE + eMotors) .... 0-60 in 3.2s. Even a ZL1 will be in for a surprise pulling up to the light with one of these discreet killers at a SoCal stoplight.

Then there is the Tesla Model S and the soon to come Faraday Future 991. Pure electrics that can achieve sub-3s 0-60 if the conditions are right (sufficient state of charge, ambient temperature, electric drive system temperature, etc). I've driven a Model S P90D. Acceleration is faster and much different than my SS convertible. Car is a hoot to drive.

Yep, I recently drove a friend's P100D. Unreal acceleration and impressive cornering because the CG is so low. As much as I hate to admit and will fight it, electric cars are the future lol

MiamiBlueCamaro 07-19-2017 04:06 PM

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90503 07-19-2017 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Tran (Post 9824153)
6th gen Camaro production will go until September 2021. That is all. :thumb:

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Well, that's good news....Four more years....Perhaps this would be a good reminder to all the doom-and-gloomers that are sure the Camaro will get canceled right away after every month's sales numbers are posted...lol...

When the 7thGen comes out then some can claim the 6thGen was a failure and a design mistake...Until then, sounds like good news....


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