[Rcfiddy1]

From a buyer point of view than yes. Why drop money on a 2015 when the newer model will be different? Hold your money and see if you like the 16s, if not the 15 will be cheaper.

[01pewterz28]

Nope we will see it when we see it

[gajagfan]

Originally Posted by cb66

I don't think they are at all. A person in the market for Camaro isn't going to buy a Mustang or Challenger. Hopefully Chevrolet maintains the good looks that the Gen 5s have and don't uglify it as Ford did the Mustangs with the ugly large Mazda looking lower grill .If you are a Chevy guy you will wait.

Yuo are right. The person in the market for a Camaro will most likely not buy a Mustang or Challenger, but the person in the market for a performance car might. Brand loyalty is great, and I am GM through and through, but we are the minority.

[Cam_Cam]

Originally Posted by gajagfan

Yuo are right. The person in the market for a Camaro will most likely not buy a Mustang or Challenger, but the person in the market for a performance car might. Brand loyalty is great, and I am GM through and through, but we are the minority.

This is cyclical though, it all evens out. There's absolutely no way a manufacturer can release a car at the "perfect" time.

Americans are absolutely the WORST when it comes to brand loyalty. Most people couldn't tell you the difference between a Camaro, a Mustang, and a Charger.

[SuperSport213]

I keep reading about people wanting a better interior. While I understand this, I want more power from the factory. I will sit on a wooden bench as long as the SS has at least 465 stock...and a serious weight loss plan. And please don't restyle the new SS in the direction the Mustang went...super euro modern 2 door fusion style. I assume some people are tired of retro styling but not this guy. The new Mustang is why I bought a SS, I hate it so much it ended a 11 Mustang GT streak for me.

[MLAZ1990]

Originally Posted by Kingobattle155

Your last three words are your answer...of course we all want to see more than the shadows and "bathroom wallpaper" as F-BodFather calls it...Still we wait! They are not shooting themselves in the foot. They are keeping us on the edge of our seats. The car will still hit the showrooms at the time they are suppose to. I for one, am dying to see this thing in all its glory. I am sure anyone that turns towards a Mustang or Challenger was ready to get an American Muscle car sooner rather than later. The real Camaro fans will wait it out...and some of us are waiting for the 2017...50th Anniversary model...dang that is a long wait!!!! Hang tight my friend; when they release it, it will all be worth it!

Well said!

[ChrisBlair]

Originally Posted by one~Bad~SS

I feel like Chevy is shooting themselves in the foot for not unveiling the 6th gen Camaro....... I don't think it is building anticipation, I think that it is turning people away from the Camaro and towards mustang or challenger...... Still we wait.......

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[Number 3]

How on God's beautiful green Earth could anyone think GM is shooting themselves?

A plan was put in motion around 3 years ago to develop, engineer, manufacture and sell a 6th generation Camaro.

Somehow, now, with many months to go (likely 8 to 10 more) in that plan somebody thinks GM is harming themselves by not showing us the car?

Please, please don't let your excitement turn in to GM bashing. It's completely not called for.

There is a plan, has been for a very long time now and we have to let GM run it. Not a time to post a thread trying to be negative about GM.

Or do you think someone is reading your post and going, "Oh my God!!!!! A guy on Camaro5.com thinks we're shooting ourselves. Maybe he's right? Get a press release out NOWWWWW". They aren't.

[rontammy0]

I work for a company that's releasing a brand new model of a popular car for 2016 model year...they are not close to revealing it...this is normal business practice.

[Q'smuscle]

Originally Posted by maddoggyusa

I agree. But some of the renderings are so good I think the exterior is pretty much nailed down. We know the engines will surely be GM's global 6's and Corvette V8's. The only real unknown is the interior and overall weight.

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Yikes! That's the worse looking out the 3 muscle cars today! Ppl will buy anything though these days.

Originally Posted by maddoggyusa

fact is... people that have the itch to buy a car now are choosing more Mustangs and Challengers. The new Mustang was released at Detroit auto show and the old gen Mustang sold very well last year. I think the same would happen now if they revealed the new Camaro. And there are lots of Camaros on lots... and it's warming up weather wise. now is the time!!!

Otherwise I don't think Camaro will hold off Mustang volumes anymore. It will be like it always was in the 80-90's... Mustangs will outsell Camaro.

it's very hard to get volume back after you lose it.

Yup!

[Q'smuscle]

Originally Posted by Cam_Cam

The 5th Gen is by no means a masterpiece. From the exterior it looks bad ass, sure. The mechanicals of the car are decent, but it's WAY to heavy. In addition, the interior is just blaaaahhh.

It's going to get a smaller, lighter platform with less weight and a much better interior.

The interior is blah to you but to me it's the best as far as design! Mustang is nice in material but not design and the challenger is more better design than the mustang to me because it's different than anything else on the market! Give me unique or different interior over material any day. Because I can add color to it.

[Q'smuscle]

Originally Posted by Number 3

How on God's beautiful green Earth could anyone think GM is shooting themselves?

A plan was put in motion around 3 years ago to develop, engineer, manufacture and sell a 6th generation Camaro.

Somehow, now, with many months to go (likely 8 to 10 more) in that plan somebody thinks GM is harming themselves by not showing us the car?

Please, please don't let your excitement turn in to GM bashing. It's completely not called for.

There is a plan, has been for a very long time now and we have to let GM run it. Not a time to post a thread trying to be negative about GM.

Or do you think someone is reading your post and going, "Oh my God!!!!! A guy on Camaro5.com thinks we're shooting ourselves. Maybe he's right? Get a press release out NOWWWWW". They aren't.

Dang 8 to 10 months? That's basically next year!

[97tj-neil]

Originally Posted by DevilsReject97

It doesn't matter either way, I wont be buying a first year 6th gen car anyhow....never buy a first year car....

I've heard that advice before. I ordered my '97 Wrangler as soon as Chrysler would accept an order on the new TJs back in May of '96. 145,000 miles later it is by far the most reliable vehicle I have ever owned. Almost 20 years later automotive technology and build quality have improved tremendously. My prediction is that the first year 6th gens will be very good cars.

I would have no reservations about buying the first one off the line, although it will probably be sold to Rick Hendrick at Barrett Jackson.

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[its a syn]

Originally Posted by DevilsReject97

It doesn't matter either way, I wont be buying a first year 6th gen car anyhow....never buy a first year car....

I wish I would have waited for the 2nd gen Synergy greens!! Coulda had a V8!