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Originally Posted by diarmadhi
GM looked and said "WE CAN DO THAT" and turned around and made a GREAT CAR that because of content is priced to high. NOW the business model has changed from making a good looking fun car to "lets make the best in class and charge appropriately and expect it to sell like the cheap car".
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I honestly think they charged cheap prices considering just how much development, performance and features come on the Camaro.
I agree that the car probably won't sell as well as the Mustang because of those reasons. It costs more and right away that'll be a deal breaker for a lot of people. The look is a bit more edgy and for some people it may be too much. But if they go to both dealers and see how much both cars cost equally equipped, they'll see that the difference is maybe a few grand and they just might notice that you get a lot more features and performance for only a few grand more. That few grand may very well be the deal breaker for some people so it won't matter if the Camaro is the performance bargain of the class.