[13BlackCamaroSS]

Going after a C8 first but if that couldn't happen then a C7 Z06

[pauly1119]

The Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing

[Dan82679]

Cts-V,SS,Challenger,Charger. I need a back seat for my kids. Possibly a gt-350.

[AZCamaroFan]

in relatively the same price range....i'd be interested to drive the Supra

[Silent_H_]

I'd probably take a real hard look at the new BRZ/86, or maybe the Mustang EcoBoost. I wanted a light-ish RWD sports car that was quick but not too fast and that had back seats for my kids, so those were the top contenders when I tested the Camaro. For the same price though, I think the V6 1LE was WAY better than its competition.

[JSH]

C7 or C8, probably

[CamaroJim56]

I'd still be driving my 13 Camaro SS

[Monroe]

Originally Posted by Yang N’ Bang

The current shortage of camaros kinda just has me curious of what everyone else would get right now that are within the same year and price range as I notice challengers, mustangs, and hell even corvettes are still plentiful. Dealership near me has 10 c7’s available and yet only 1 2018 SS.

Challenger or Mustang, I don't want Japanese or German stuff.

[CamaroSSStlfan]

Originally Posted by Monroe

Challenger or Mustang, I don't want Japanese or German stuff.

I must say the 400z is one to look at. Nissan finally making a beefed up z. Performance wise it looks like it will put up numbers very similar to the SS 0-60 and 1/4 mile and it's a sexy looking car and the price point seems decent.


As for the post you quoted, the problem is that The last few years Chevy has not produced a lot of Camaros. So now you got this shortage problem.


There is one large Ford dealer down here that still has brand new 2020 Mustang GTs left over on their lots with thousands off sticker price and lots of 2021 Mustangs too. No shortage of new and used Mustangs right now.


I also don't think Ford was hit as hard with the semi conductors. I mean they got hit good but doesn't seem nearly as dire as GM right now. Fitting for bean counter GM.

[Monroe]

Originally Posted by CamaroSSStlfan

I must say the 400z is one to look at. Nissan finally making a beefed up z. Performance wise it looks like it will put up numbers very similar to the SS 0-60 and 1/4 mile and it's a sexy looking car and the price point seems decent.


As for the post you quoted, the problem is that The last few years Chevy has not produced a lot of Camaros. So now you got this shortage problem.


There is one large Ford dealer down here that still has brand new 2020 Mustang GTs left over on their lots with thousands off sticker price and lots of 2021 Mustangs too. No shortage of new and used Mustangs right now.


I also don't think Ford was hit as hard with the semi conductors. I mean they got hit good but doesn't seem nearly as dire as GM right now. Fitting for bean counter GM.

I prefer buying American when possible.

[CamaroSSStlfan]

Originally Posted by Monroe

I prefer buying American when possible.

I'm not really a brand loyal guy. I mean you wont see me buying junk like Kia, and BMW no way, overpriced.


I do prefer the torque that American muscle cars have though. Camaro, Mustang, Challenger, Corvette got that torque you don't find in many Euro cars. The 400z has beefed up torque too, granted still not nearly as much as our cars.

[Crushin_LT1]

I was cross shopping the Challenger, 4Runner, S5, M440i, and Silverado.

I'd probably narrow it to S5, Challenger or 4Runner - hat tip to Challenger for availability of the 6spd manual. Maybe Mustang would hit the list again given the insane mod availability.

[Backbone]

Originally Posted by CamaroSSStlfan

Mach 1 is a waste of $ in my opinion, however the dealers around here have not marked it up. One local dealer still has one listed at MSRP sticker price 59k. I haven't seen a new Mach 1 down here driving around yet.

That's nice, but I've never bought a vehicle based on your opinion and I don't plan to start now.

[kropscamaro16]

would have turned my cobalt ss into a racecar or got a used 5th gen ss or z28 probably or gotten a c7 z06 or grandsport