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camaro10 12-09-2007 10:14 AM

What do you think a Camaro would cost that can transform from a car to an autobot?

DGthe3 12-09-2007 10:46 AM

I think you can pick one up for about $10 at walmart . . .

TAG UR IT 12-09-2007 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by DGthe3 (Post 33307)
I think you can pick one up for about $10 at walmart . . .

:laugh:

Well, if it costs 3 million to build the concept Camaro, and a TFormer is supposed to have over 10 thousand moving parts...I imagine it would be WELL over, like way, way, way over 3 million.

EllwynX 12-09-2007 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by DGthe3 (Post 33307)
I think you can pick one up for about $10 at walmart . . .

I was in Wal Mart today and saw they have a huge remote control Camaro Concept. Red and Silver. It's like 2 feet long or more and looked really good. I think it said it was from Jada and it did have the really large rims.

I might buy one for my nephew for Christmas and tell him he got my new Camaro before I did. heh $70 it was.

2K05GT 02-05-2008 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by TAG UR IT (Post 26935)
There's just no way...it HAS to be for a base Bumblebee. You know, that little snippit right there realllly worries me for GM. If they go and price a base Camaro (projected) at 40K, God help the Camaro....because it's demise will soon be right around the corner. There's no way GM will be able to sell 100K of these a year at that price.

PRAY, PRAY, PRAY that this supposed price is for a base model "Bumblebee Special Edition Camaro" is just that....for a "limited production" edition. Man, does that scare me for GM....and for my chances of picking up a Camaro.

Why not, Dodge did with the SRT8's they were 43k

GothamCamaro 02-05-2008 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by 2K05GT (Post 43706)
Why not, Dodge did with the SRT8's they were 43k

The Camaro ain't gonna start at $40,000. I haven't seen but one SRT8 out on the road.

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Originally Posted by Pencil.Fight (Post 26936)
The $40,000 is based on forecasted MSRP. That means that they took the low 30's number that has been forecasted and went from there. Factor in the paint job (which we already know is expensive), plus all the extras we know will be in there. Add in the collectibility factor and sure, it would be at least 40k. The 40k number is only relevant in terms of taxes. So, anyone who wins this has to pay prize taxes on $40,000. I wouldn't look too much into this when it comes to the pricing of our own Camaros.


:wave:

2K05GT 02-05-2008 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by GothamCamaro (Post 43707)
The Camaro ain't gonna start at $40,000. I haven't seen but one SRT8 out on the road.

:wave:

They are all over here, I see atleast 2 per day on my 60 mile round trip commute.
They are very popular in the Washington DC Metro Area. Mostly the 300C SRT8
and Charger SRT8 but I have seen Magnums as well.

I don't expect the Camaro to start at 40k but I would expect the Top Dog Camaro to be equal to the
38K there selling the Challanger SRT8 for. I think the Top 2010 GT Mustang will also be in the 35-38K Since the 2008 Fully loaded GT is now over 30K (Not including the Vert) but in 2010 there will be a new engine and a redesign so my numbers are not that far off. so yes it is very likely that the top models of all three cars will be close to 40K by 2010 easy.

The Base Price of the Mustang GT has gone up almost 3000 since I bought mine in 2005.
and the options have gone up in price over 25% since 2005.

2005 Window Sticker
http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/d...dowsticker.jpg

GothamCamaro 02-06-2008 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by 2K05GT (Post 43715)

I don't expect the Camaro to start at 40k but I would expect the Top Dog Camaro to be equal to the
38K there selling the Challanger SRT8 for. I think the Top 2010 GT Mustang will also be in the 35-38K Since the 2008 Fully loaded GT is now over 30K (Not including the Vert) but in 2010 there will be a new engine and a redesign so my numbers are not that far off. so yes it is very likely that the top models of all three cars will be close to 40K by 2010 easy.

The Base Price of the Mustang GT has gone up almost 3000 since I bought mine in 2005.
and the options have gone up in price over 25% since 2005.

I was not aware that the Mustang GT has gone up that much since 2005. If it was the Top Dog you meant than yeah I agree... closer to $40,000.

The_Stache 02-06-2008 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by 2K05GT (Post 43715)
They are all over here, I see atleast 2 per day on my 60 mile round trip commute.
They are very popular in the Washington DC Metro Area. Mostly the 300C SRT8
and Charger SRT8 but I have seen Magnums as well.

I don't expect the Camaro to start at 40k but I would expect the Top Dog Camaro to be equal to the
38K there selling the Challanger SRT8 for. I think the Top 2010 GT Mustang will also be in the 35-38K Since the 2008 Fully loaded GT is now over 30K (Not including the Vert) but in 2010 there will be a new engine and a redesign so my numbers are not that far off. so yes it is very likely that the top models of all three cars will be close to 40K by 2010 easy.

The Base Price of the Mustang GT has gone up almost 3000 since I bought mine in 2005.
and the options have gone up in price over 25% since 2005.

2005 Window Sticker
http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/d...dowsticker.jpg

While I see your argument.. you also have to realize that inflation is up 25% since 2005. So for all intents and purposes, the mustang is still the same price. Its the dollar that has gone down in value.

RadarJammer 02-06-2008 01:13 PM

LOL 1K for a manual transmission?

i've be saving that much already by getting a standard, which is what a V8 musclecar is all about.

Georgianne 02-06-2008 01:18 PM

2KO5GT
One thing that will change is the corner of the paper that states "Trophy Case". "Best selling car in its class" I believe those days are coming to an end!

2K05GT 02-06-2008 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by RadarJammer (Post 43851)
LOL 1K for a manual transmission?

i've be saving that much already by getting a standard, which is what a V8 musclecar is all about.

When I was 25, I was in a bad Motorcycle accident and I crushed my left knee, had torn Ligaments, Severed Nerves and a fractured hip. As I would love to have a manual Tranny, I can't push the clutch in without severe pain. so for some of us it's not an option.

But Don't worry, she still runs 12.8 seconds in the 1/4 in street trim with a couple of bolt-ons, stock tranny, stock motor. and my fat butt driving.
{click on the time in my sig for the video}

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Originally Posted by diarmadhi (Post 43842)
While I see your argument.. you also have to realize that inflation is up 25% since 2005. So for all intents and purposes, the mustang is still the same price. Its the dollar that has gone down in value.

Ahh yes economics 101
but since 2005 Inflation has only risen 4.63%, yes the dollar has declined but that does not affect domestic goods.

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Originally Posted by Georgianne (Post 43852)
2KO5GT
One thing that will change is the corner of the paper that states "Trophy Case". "Best selling car in its class" I believe those days are coming to an end!

We better hope so, I want to see the Camaro live another 30 years, I would hate to see it go the way of the GTO. For now I will have a Mustang and a Camaro in my garage, I love both these cars, I never liked the whole Branding thing in my opinion a stupid, I buy what I like not because it's a chevy or ford, who cares. but that me.

WCFB-Russ 02-06-2008 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by fbodfather (Post 27054)
Wow -- people freaked over the $40K figure -- that's a rule for Sweepstakes in that in some states, you have to state a value.

The new Camaro will be very affordable.

Also think about this:

Bumblebee isn't a 6 cylinder -- so we know the winner will be getting a WELL equipped car -- and the color -- they will have to be specially painted.

Anyone price out a 'custom' paint job lately with 'trick' paint? (Bumblebee doesn't have a 'regular' paint job!)

so......calm down -- spread the word. The new Camaro WILL be very very affordable.

I seem to remember hearing somewhere -- on this board in fact - that the bumblebee paint job was rumored to cost around 10k. if the cost of paint is 10k -- and 40k is the estimated value of bumblebee, that puts the Z28 Camaro (if there will be a Z28) at around 30k with V8 Engine. (probably auto tranny too).

sound better?

radz28 02-06-2008 05:28 PM

It doesn't take much for a paint job to easily run into the several-thousands. I worked at a bodyshop for several years and many people are suprised by how much it costs to paint a complete car correctly. :)


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