Today...Ends the 5th Gen Production...
 

Today ....
Ends the 5th Gen Era .....

My heartfelt thanks to the ENTIRE Camaro Team
at Oshawa for building our 5th Gen Camaro.


Last....
Going to the GM Heritage Center

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....Carry on ...Lansing Grand River
with the 6th Gen & Camaro Heritage!

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Becky

Thanks to all the Canadian guys and gals who made this Iconic Car.
Good luck to all those who supported GM in the "Shwa

Welcome back to the United States of America Camaro production

Is there a press release somewhere?

Thanks for the great job producing the 5th gen Oshawa, but I'm really glad to see Camaro produced on American soil for the first time since 1992.

The Heartbeat of America, that's today's Chevrolet!!

Thank you Oshawa for reviving a muscle car legend!

*standing ovation*

Thanks will never be enough for all that the guys and gals did/do at Oshawa.

It's about time. This should have ended months ago.

Ha. Opinions are like assholes, everyone has one!

Thanks Team Oshawa for building my car and I pray all you ladies and gents get to continue building quality products for years to come for GM and we the customers.

Indeed. It's unfortunate that these people will have to find new jobs, but it's certainly not ideal to be manufacturing cars that you have to discount 20% to sell while also producing the next generation simultaneously. That's more of what I was getting at.

It occurs to me that looking at everything logically tends to dehumanize in a way that tends to make others uncomfortable emotionally. I try not to post that stuff on forums, because I know it generally doesn't go well, but they slip through once in a while.

NOW now. Back ion the day before GM introduced the Camaro, that is what was said about the 'stang.

Also reminder to all the people in the USA that Canada is part of North America
and Mexico is in the Americas as well as South America.

Many, many thanks to the entire Oshawa build team, especially for Mike Judge (Super60) and all he has also done for many of us.
He was nice enough to autograph my ZL1's build sheet when it was being built for my 60th birthday.

THANK YOU ALL.