GM approves a new Camaro

[m6-lt1]

Originally Posted by ZLRob

I'm fine with a 4 door Camaro. After all... 4 doors, more whores.

I’m fine with it too, as long as both options are available. Look how well the last gen charger sold. Most of the people complaining about the 4 doors are in the minority. Dodge offered a 4 door charger and a 2 door challenger. Maybe Chevy will do the same (4 door chevelle or impala, 2 door Camaro).

Also if having a 4 door allows the 2 door to exist, no one should bitch. I’d rather have a camaro than no camaro. The Mach E allows the coupe Mustang to exist.

[Devstrike]

We have a four door car already and for my personal car I am way more of a coupe guy so not sure I would be interested in a four door version. Nothing against four doors I am just one that prefers a 2 door coupe.

[mr_honez]

Originally Posted by cooper27

The Camaro has always been a 2-door in my eyes, that’s a big part of its identity. A 4-door muscle car is fine but it shouldn’t be called a Camaro.

THIS.

A 4 door Camaro is not a Camaro

[Martinjlm]

Originally Posted by mr_honez

THIS.

A 4 door Camaro is not a Camaro

And a 4-door Charger was not a Charger. Until it was. And then it outsold the 2-door version (Challenger) every single year that they were both offered. By a lot.

Year Charger Challenger
2018 80,226 66,716
2019 96,935 60,997
2020 77,425 52,955
2021 78,389 54,314
2022 87,055 55,060
2023 75,898 44,960
2024 34,754 27,056

[SS71SS24]

The Challenger certainly looked the part...and the manual trans was the icing on the cake. I seriously considered ordering a 2023 392 Scat Pack with the Shaker hood and speeder. But alas, no convertible option so the 24 2SS vert with manual and I'm more than happy.

I really doubt that it'll matter one bit, but if GM decision makers read all the whining here and elsewhere about visibility issues you can believe that it'll be a sedan.