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If it is under 50,000.00 There will be one in my garage!!!!
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Anyways, I would guess 65k and this thing is going to decimate any other pony/muscle car on the track. It is actually nice to see all the R&D going into an all performance machine with few, if any, compromises. |
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Yes, the Leguna Seca was made in limited numbers. It was only around $50k. If this thing is $65k-$75k, I think that's too damn much. I understand it has a lot of high-end components, but you're getting into Z06 territory with that kind of cash! |
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The Boss is old news, not competitive with the ZL1 or Z/28 and maybe not even the 1LE. It is also no longer produced.
The competition for the Z/28 hasn’t been announced yet. I suspect GM is leading the way in anticipation of a better performing, track oriented Mustang. Or maybe the Z/28 is so unique it will go unanswered through the release of the 6th gen Camaro in 2015 (MY 2016). |
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$49,500
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65K is my guess
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GM has said its above the ZL1 so it will sticker for more than a ZL1
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And if it exists, would love to read it, 1LE was my favorite Camaro, now it is this, very impressed. |
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Given the Z28's LS7 engine, ceramic brakes, Recaro seats, reduced weight, tires, etc., it's clearly designed to be a serious track car for serious track enthusiasts. It's not designed to be an everyday street driver or cruiser. It has a very specific track focus and will not be a Camaro for the masses. I wouldn't be surprised if the Z28's MSRP is over $70,000. Remember that the 1LE is the Boss LS competitor. The Z28 will be in a class of its own.
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