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Old 11-23-2021, 06:30 PM   #3
Martinjlm
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You really should try to drive them on the same day and weigh all the pros and cons. They both have a number of each and which ones matter depends on the person.

The things I don’t like about Camaro:
  • visibility (coupe…I drive a convertible, so not an issue)

The things I don’t like about Mustang:
  • Seating position is too high
  • Getrag manual. Would be my single greatest reason to not buy or to go 10AT

Things I like about both but Camaro does best:
  • Handling
  • Low end torque

Things I like about both but Mustang does best:
  • Stock exhaust note
  • Top end pull

Both have issues with carrying extra people and stuff, but Mustang probably does both of those things a little better. Styling wise I like both when it comes to coupes. When it comes to convertible, it’s Camaro hands down for me. With the top up, Mustang looks like a notchback (yuck). Camaro retains most of the coupe lines, even with the top up.
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