I thought this was an interesting commentary made over there:
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Originally Posted by garagelogic
As far as looks go, the Camaro did introduce a new look to the pony car scene and it did get a lot of attention because it was different. It's kinda like the new attractive girl in school phenomena. The new girl comes in and gets a lot of attention, not necessarily because she is prettier than other girls, but because she is something new to look at. After awhile though, the new wears off and she blends in with everyone else. I see the same four or five Camaro's every day on my work commute, and more when I get into the city. Quite frankly, unless they have aftermarket wheels on them or some other custom features, I hardly notice them anymore. When I do, it takes a few seconds for me to determine if it is a base or a SS, because they all look pretty much the same.
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Can't say I agree with everything that he said, but I do somewhat agree with the " new girl" comparison when it comes to new versions of vehicles.
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Originally Posted by Jekyll-N-Hyde
Fords Supercharger setup is easier to make pretty. Gm gave you a Fast car.
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And Ford didn't?