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Originally Posted by StoutFiles
Some people can handle delays...I can handle a delay. Others cannot. They may be at the end of a car lease or a similar situation and need their car ASAP. If they don't get it because of a CGM delay they may switch to another car. They may see it as a sign of GM failure. I'm not saying I would see it that way but you have to understand most GM buyers are not fanatic and in their minds they have no tolerance for any setbacks.
And how can we even state for fact that CGM will be built in April? I thought Scott said he couldn't answer anything about CGM?
It is all but official, In fact one of our own has had his CGM order processed and a delivery date set... and a confirmation from an insider...
Not sure why GM hasn't "Officially" announced this yet. But I'd say this one is a done deal. 
GM told who...us? The Camaro5 website? First off, the dealers had to tell us...secondly, the masses of preorders who don't frequent this website still have no idea. This information hasn't hit the official Camaro website and probably never will. |
Although this is a very valid point. I'm not so sure that the average consumer is going to look to GM for this answer anyway. Again, the dealers are responsible to set the appropriate expectation for when you can get the car you want based on what GM has told them/us. Example: buyer goes in to dealer and says, I want a white camaro. Dealer says, you're will have to wait. buy then discusses his options with dealer...
To me this is what should happen.