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protovack · 03-16-2019, 08:47 PM

It's amazing to think it's been 10 years. There is such a great community built around the Camaro and I feel like its just as strong, or stronger, than it was way back in the 1st/2nd generation days. The hiatus was in all likelihood the best possible thing that ever could have happened to the Camaro. It allowed the car to be reinvented in a new way. It was polarizing but no one can deny, the 5th and then 6th generation cars re-ignited the Camaro community in a huge way. Regrading the current slump in sales you brought up--some view the refreshed '19 to '21 (?) cars as an outgoing "lame duck" but, that isn't my experience at all. My 2019 2.0 2LT is such an awesome car.

And I think even more exciting things are coming. GM has a huge opportunity with the 7th generation to bring Camaro into the future and I'm super excited to see what unfolds.

03-16-2019, 08:47 PM	#8
protovack Drives: 2019 2LT 2.0T M6 Riverside Blue Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: WA Posts: 847	It's amazing to think it's been 10 years. There is such a great community built around the Camaro and I feel like its just as strong, or stronger, than it was way back in the 1st/2nd generation days. The hiatus was in all likelihood the best possible thing that ever could have happened to the Camaro. It allowed the car to be reinvented in a new way. It was polarizing but no one can deny, the 5th and then 6th generation cars re-ignited the Camaro community in a huge way. Regrading the current slump in sales you brought up--some view the refreshed '19 to '21 (?) cars as an outgoing "lame duck" but, that isn't my experience at all. My 2019 2.0 2LT is such an awesome car. And I think even more exciting things are coming. GM has a huge opportunity with the 7th generation to bring Camaro into the future and I'm super excited to see what unfolds.