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Originally Posted by Dragoneye
Generally speaking, a lot of these preconceptions and strangely backwards beliefs are going to be the single largest hurdle the Camaro will have to overcome moving forward. But -- if we want it to survive, it's going to have to adapt to its environment. That doesn't have to be a bad thing...just 'different'.
Dare I say it....I'm sure there's a possibility of a performance-hybrid Camaro by the end of the decade.....   |
I guess that's where we're headed as long as the "nanny-staters" are in control. Personally, I'd rather they just let the Camaro die with the fifth generation if the sixth generation is going to soil the legacy.
You may call it backwards, but that's just the way I feel about it. My first car was a '68 Camaro, and I hate to see it devolve into a "hybrid." Go ahead and build your 4-banger, but please show a little respect and call it something else because it's definitely not a Camaro.