opened case with GM about a buyback or replacement for my 3wk old 45th vert

[Michael Rophone]

Originally Posted by bambam72_1999

We also have a Honda Pilot for family outings...I love the Camaro's look and all, but not all the issues.

Agreed.
My dd is an '11 Ridgeline. The fit-and-finish has declined since my '06, but no service problems and it takes a royal beating.

I'm treating this Camaro with TLC , but I know she's going to clobber me when I least expect it.

[themoneypit]

Originally Posted by hightower

Sorry to hear all your trouble man! :(


It'll be hard to find another 45th 'vert. They're out there still, so maybe you can hunt, but you might have the same issues.

to be honest, i LOVE my 45th vert, i doubt i would find another ss 6spd thou... if i found one built after 03/12 id take another chance... but i tell ya this loaner vert i got isnt all that bad for an automatic v6.. built 04/12, top is perfect w/6k miles on it, and with it in "S" sport mode shift i dont mind driving it, and averaging 20mpg beating on it HAHA. theres a 2lt 45th vert in the showroom now where my car is, i didnt look to check its production date thou. can u imagine if i downgraded from a 2010 ss/rs coupe to a 2012 ss 45th vert, and ended up in a 2lt automatic????

[xx_ED_xx]

me personally I would never in my life buy a convertible. For this exact reason
you cant expect a fabric top to seal like a hard top and still be flexible, it isnt going to happen.

[themoneypit]

Originally Posted by xx_ED_xx

me personally I would never in my life buy a convertible. For this exact reason
you cant expect a fabric top to seal like a hard top and still be flexible, it isnt going to happen.

ive had half a dozen verts, and never problems like this on any of them.
had 67 rs vert
88 iroc vert
94 cutlass vert
06 solara vert
66 olds 88 vert
and now this one

theres nothing better than being topless IMO!! and my next car (who knows what yet...) will also be a vert