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Originally Posted by ChefBorOzzy
Why do you expect it to be 4k more than an equivalent trim Mustang? Mustang finally offers what Camaro has in features and some minus the engine and transmission, and it's still cheaper than 5th gen.
If it goes up 2,500 to 3k, I'm considering it a pricing failure and GM will feel it in lost sales.
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Ah well, you see I think it goes like this. Mustang has finally caught up to the Gen 5 Camaro, with 435 ponies and the IRS. So, on May 15th, the Mustang at $1K cheaper seems like the better deal. However, on May 17th, it may look more like the difference between a steak at Chili's or steak at Capitol Grill.
Sure, my range may be a little on the high side by a few hundred bucks, but it'll be in there somewhere. I don't think GM will be too worried about being underpriced by the Mustang because I think the total value in the Camaro will be that much better. Really, I just base my numbers on pricing difference between the 2013 Corvette and the 2014 Corvette. I think it was in the 2-2.5K range.