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13vertss · 06-02-2016, 06:14 PM

IMHO there are a couple things that may get people thinking twice on the Camaro. One I feel is a big one. You can't get a SS with all season tires. More then half the country is in cold or snowy weather, so not getting that option is a turn off. Another, all are run flat cars with no spare. Many just don't like the idea of being stranded without a backup. Yes you can run on run flat tires, but most don't believe it. Mustang you can get all season in a GT and spares. So for many this is piece of mind. Cost is another. The mustang has had rebates and 0% interest many times, but the Camaro offers no incentives.

06-02-2016, 06:14 PM	#386
13vertss Drives: 2013 Camaro convertible 2SS/RS Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Southern NH Posts: 1,077	IMHO there are a couple things that may get people thinking twice on the Camaro. One I feel is a big one. You can't get a SS with all season tires. More then half the country is in cold or snowy weather, so not getting that option is a turn off. Another, all are run flat cars with no spare. Many just don't like the idea of being stranded without a backup. Yes you can run on run flat tires, but most don't believe it. Mustang you can get all season in a GT and spares. So for many this is piece of mind. Cost is another. The mustang has had rebates and 0% interest many times, but the Camaro offers no incentives.