[Jeb114]

Originally Posted by Trans damm

no one is talking about eliminating the "base" Camaros, but bringing on the performance model sooner then later will only improve sales, there are plenty of people lining up for a hellcat that would be ordering Camaros if the option was there.

You can't say that there are unsold 15 Z/28's all over the place. They didn't help sales!

[NASTY99Z28]

Originally Posted by Jeb114

You can't say that there are unsold 15 Z/28's all over the place. They didn't help sales!

Hellcat and z28 are completely different cars. One is a track car the other is a stupid fast straight line machine that not only has way more power but also cost much less.

[mr02Z/28]

Personally, I would love to see any details as to whether they will have a Turbo 4, what the Newer V-6 is going to offer and of course the SS details ........ I had a chance to get a nicely loaded 1SS for around $27,xxx when GM/Dealers where offering the 20% discount but held off and now I'm excited I did wait !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bring on the Turbo 4 320hp/325tq w/3.73 Posi rear !!!!!!!!!!!

[Indydriver]

Originally Posted by YoungGun1993

No Camaros have rolled the Lansing Grand River Assembly Line yet, and they won't for some time. If by several models you mean ATS, CTS, and perhaps early versions of their V-series, that's possible. Prototypes are generally made in unique engineering facilities, not the plants.

The poster works at LGR and he was talking about the '16 Camaro. Neither he nor I said anything about the assembly line.