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Originally Posted by Richochet83
I have mixed feeling about this. I'm happy about the quantity prospective but worried about the quality output. Its good to see that GM has made a decision to I guess speed up the production process for the Camaro, but like with any project that seems to be rushed you are almost guarenteed to have flaws. I just hope they fix it at the factory if there are any flaws because a brand new car and some of these dumb ass mechanics that these dealers hired don't mix. But I'm leaning more on the positive aspect of it all. So I guess we just have to wait and see......  |
I'm assuming this was always their plan - keep the build slow for the first couple months so that any flaws in the initial design & process can be ironed out, take some time to gauge public demand for the car, then wait until the day of the public unveiling to announce "not only is this sexy new car just hitting the dealers, but it's so awesome and popular that we're ALREADY calling for extra shifts to keep building them!" so it adds to the everybody-wants-one feeling.
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