CAMARO6 - View Single Post - Seventh-Generation Chevrolet Camaro Shelved Sources Say

RIPws6 · 06-26-2019, 01:49 AM

Millenials are coming to play in car sales demographics and most of them don't buy cars that eat gas. Some don't buy cars at all.

Take that away and say that GM has done all they can do with a Camaro, it could mean Ford plans the same thing and they want to try something new.

If they are planning on a new flagship muscle car, I really hope they learned their lessons of the past such as rebranding Holden Commodores that Pontiac rebranded and called them a G8 then Chevy rebranded as an SS.
I wouldn't be too opposed to something entirely new as long as it held up to the standards I am used to.
By then, my loan will be long paid off and I can weigh the options without going upside down to stay trendy. lol!

By 2023, American Motors may come back and make a kick ass Gremlin.

06-26-2019, 01:49 AM	#139
RIPws6 Drives: 2019 2SS Riverside Blue Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 417	Millenials are coming to play in car sales demographics and most of them don't buy cars that eat gas. Some don't buy cars at all. Take that away and say that GM has done all they can do with a Camaro, it could mean Ford plans the same thing and they want to try something new. If they are planning on a new flagship muscle car, I really hope they learned their lessons of the past such as rebranding Holden Commodores that Pontiac rebranded and called them a G8 then Chevy rebranded as an SS. I wouldn't be too opposed to something entirely new as long as it held up to the standards I am used to. By then, my loan will be long paid off and I can weigh the options without going upside down to stay trendy. lol! By 2023, American Motors may come back and make a kick ass Gremlin.