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Originally Posted by StoutFiles
Interest hasn't peaked enough? They won't have ANY trouble selling Camaro's this year.
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Peaked enough on what everyone has READ? Been told? Going to spend $30K or more on a vehicle that has been on the road in customers hands for about a month and base it solely on their reviews? A limited number at that? Sorry, not me and not a lot of people. I absolutely love the new Camaro, but I refuse to spend $30K on something I cant sit in and drive first. What I don't understand is why a dealer would have a policy that you can only test drive if you plan on buying right then? Why offer a test drive at all? Obviously if the customer has their heart set on buying the vehicle they don't need to test drive it. They can drive it after they buy it. With the perception most of the people in this country have of GM and it's dealers already, you don't need to be giving them any other reasons to shake their heads and say FAIL.