2011 Camaro Production Starts Today

[cab2g]

Originally Posted by Brokinarrow

Their webmaster is definitely lacking in skill.

I remember when their "build your own camaro" application was broken for a whole month... I coudln't believe it... But then again, I guess most people don't check back every day to see if it's fixed. I even emailed GM and made a note on the Camaro FB page and it still took a few weeks to fix...

I did a packet trace and found out that the error was only a "file not found" error... So you'd think that'd be easy to fix... oh well. I still love the Camaro. But like I said, they need a different web design contractor. They are too slow.

[cosmos366]

Originally Posted by ScottZ28

Total Model Year 2010 Camaros produced to date: 128,204 from: http://www.camaro5.com/?p=4747

The highest VIN on the squirrel is 128,441...

[ADM PERFORMANCE]

I was up at the dealership and got my VIN 2GIFT1EW2B9100543.

Says built on June 4th.

Can't wait to start the build!!!

[SuitcaseLT2]

Originally Posted by ADM PERFORMANCE

I was up at the dealership and got my VIN 2GIFT1EW2B9100543.

Says built on June 4th.

Can't wait to start the build!!!

Thats Awesome news Andy...If you don't mind me asking when did you put your order in. I am awaiting more news from my dealership as mine was ordered two weeks ago.

[menendez1293]

what color was the first 2011?

[guiLT]

WHOOO! BRING ON THE '11s!!

[ADM PERFORMANCE]

Originally Posted by SuitcaseLT2

Thats Awesome news Andy...If you don't mind me asking when did you put your order in. I am awaiting more news from my dealership as mine was ordered two weeks ago.

APRIL 1 2010

[wylde1]

sweet.. I just realized if you get a 2SS you VIN says 2 "G1FT" XXXXX...

damn right it's a gift

[Vengeance Graphix]

I ordered mine on May 7th, I think its time to call the dealer for my Vin#

[blakechase]

i shoulda waited

[rudack]

That's great. Maybe they can start stocking freaking parts for the 2010 now instead of having to wait 2 months for OEM hoses.

[MikeZ28]

That's a lotta cars. Roughly 10x the sales rate of the recent GTO, which was something like 12k-13k cars per season. There are already two new Camaros in my work parking lot.

[fielderLS3]

Originally Posted by Cam#7

Yea, the former big 3 like to say they are a disadvantage. They are right, they still have bozos for management. But, Ford seems to be getting it right. They sure have plenty of good info on the 2011 Mustang.

+10000. I have been patiently (now less so everyday) waiting for a price on a 2011 Camaro for more than 2 months since they stopped taking 2010 orders. I won't order it until I have an agreed upon price, which the dealer can't/won't give until GM updates their crap. I've been wanting a new Camaro ever since I saw the concept. However, I'm getting more and more turned off to the "new" GM everyday. (Slow customer service, bad paint, bad service department experience, penny pinching, and more. Sounds like the old GM but worse). I don't know how they expect to sell cars when they absolutely refuse to give anyone a price on one.

Long story short in case anyone at GM reads this. I'm leaving town and going travelling for a while starting the end of this week, so my timeline (and patience) on ordering is very quickly running out. If I can't get a price by tomorrow, my personalized plate will most likely have "coyote" in it, not "ss". I've had a quote from a Ford dealer for 6 weeks at a great price. It took me 10 minutes, and I didn't have to jumps through hoops to avoid get screwed by the dealer on the bottom line either, as every GM dealer has tried to do.

Message to GM: If you want to sell cars after the enthusiat fever for new models dies down, you have to serve the customers you're lucky enough to still have better, or else you are going to lose them too. Friendly advice coming from someone who WANTS to be a customer, but is finding it inexplicably difficult to do so.

[aldaran]

Originally Posted by fielderLS3

+10000. I have been patiently (now less so everyday) waiting for a price on a 2011 Camaro for more than 2 months since they stopped taking 2010 orders. I won't order it until I have an agreed upon price, which the dealer can't/won't give until GM updates their crap. I've been wanting a new Camaro ever since I saw the concept. However, I'm getting more and more turned off to the "new" GM everyday. (Slow customer service, bad paint, bad service department experience, penny pinching, and more. Sounds like the old GM but worse). I don't know how they expect to sell cars when they absolutely refuse to give anyone a price on one.

Long story short in case anyone at GM reads this. I'm leaving town and going travelling for a while starting the end of this week, so my timeline (and patience) on ordering is very quickly running out. If I can't get a price by tomorrow, my personalized plate will most likely have "coyote" in it, not "ss". I've had a quote from a Ford dealer for 6 weeks at a great price. It took me 10 minutes, and I didn't have to jumps through hoops to avoid get screwed by the dealer on the bottom line either, as every GM dealer has tried to do.

Message to GM: If you want to sell cars after the enthusiat fever for new models dies down, you have to serve the customers you're lucky enough to still have better, or else you are going to lose them too. Friendly advice coming from someone who WANTS to be a customer, but is finding it inexplicably difficult to do so.

What pricing are you waiting for? Pricing was announced earlier at
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86993

The only increase was the 2LT and 2SS for $350. Everything else stayed the same.