Little story while we wait.
I've never really liked camaros. Nothing wrong with 'em, and they were cool in the 80's, but I've always like corvettes. Really didn't like the 5th gen (sorry, nothing personal, just didn't like it), and hadn't planned on buying a camaro until:
Take my '06 mustang to the dealer for service. Missing so bad I had to have it towed. Dealer informs me the engine is shot and I need a new one. $6500 on a car worth less than $3000. Have car towed to independent mechanic. He can't find anything really wrong, other than it needs the 100k mile stuff done (new plugs, wires, etc). Car's working again. Ford pissed me off, and after 10 years I need a new car anyway, so I start doing some research.
THAT's when I see the '16 camaro. It's like a night and day difference. Where the 5th gen looked unfinished, crude, the update looks refined, upscale, modern. Much, much better. So I start reading reviews. The -only- bad thing has consistently been the visibility ( and even that's not 100%. It ranges from "abysmal" to "if you're used to sports cars, this is nothing to worry about".) All of the reviews talk about the interior, and the handling. Man... everyone raves about how great the handling is. And to me, that's more important than the raw horsepower / torque (those are important too, just don't want to be pushing a sled around).
I've been driving the mustang almost 10 years to the day. Except for the latest problem, it's been very reliable and I'm happy. If the dealer hadn't lied to me about the engine, I probably would have traded up to a new mustang.
Funny how life works. Early december, I had no idea the Camaro had been updated, didn't want one. Now I have one on order and am looking forward to meeting Becky.
