[Deputy Dog]

Originally Posted by Dysan911

I think the Hellcat/392 Chargers look pretty cool. Plus people will get over when you approach thinking you're Highway Patrol. lol



Around here and I'm not even kidding The Challenger model whether it's a V6, V8, etc you will see 10+ of those for every Camaro on the road..



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When the Challenger came back out in 2008 they were not selling well. Sales didn't pick up until they began an aggressive ad campaign, and added a manual trans. When they first came back out the Auto trans was only avail. When they came out with the Hellcat sales picked up even more. Meanwhile Chevy hides the Camaro as to not offend the snowflakes driving Priuses....sad.

[Road_Warrior85]

Originally Posted by Deputy Dog

When the Challenger came back out in 2008 they were not selling well. Sales didn't pick up until they began an aggressive ad campaign, and added a manual trans. When they first came back out the Auto trans was only avail. When they came out with the Hellcat sales picked up even more. Meanwhile Chevy hides the Camaro as to not offend the snowflakes driving Priuses....sad.

careful now.... you don't want to imply that Chevy is wrong to never advertise the Camaro or use it in any product placement (like Dodge does with the Hellcat and the show Fast and Loud).

If you do that, you will have members come in here and tell you how GM is a huge corporation that's been around decades and knows exactly what they are doing. That if there was any benefit to commercials, then GM would already be using them (despite the clear improvement it had for Dodge).
GM never makes mistakes (except that hole bankruptcy thing)

[Mighty Mouce]

Originally Posted by Road_Warrior85

careful now.... you don't want to imply that Chevy is wrong to never advertise the Camaro or use it in any product placement (like Dodge does with the Hellcat and the show Fast and Loud).

If you do that, you will have members come in here and tell you how GM is a huge corporation that's been around decades and knows exactly what they are doing. That if there was any benefit to commercials, then GM would already be using them (despite the clear improvement it had for Dodge).
GM never makes mistakes (except that hole bankruptcy thing)

If some of GMs big influencers like Harley Earl, Bill Mitchell or John DeLorean were still around today Mary Berra would have fired them for not being PC.