Mustangs................

[returnofcc]

Originally Posted by 2SSARME

.... What???

You say camaro sales will fall, when most of us disagree.....

They already have what? 10,000+/3months back order......?

0% financing by may or june. That's all I have to say

[DGthe3]

Originally Posted by returnofcc

I agree. That doesn't mean there won't be 0% financing. If Chevrolet offers 0% on their top of the line corvette, why wouldn't they offer it on the camaro?

Huh? For some reason we were talking about Camaro sales numbers. You implied they aren't selling that well. Now you bring up the financing rate?

[returnofcc]

Originally Posted by DGthe3

Huh? For some reason we were talking about Camaro sales numbers. You implied they aren't selling that well. Now you bring up the financing rate?

I implied that they weren't "selling like hotcakes."
This goes back to the last thread, where I was advising the OP to wait until early next summer, because I said there will be 0% financing by then. Then, a certain other member jumped in and refuted this because camaros are selling like hotcakes, and there would be no need to offer incentives on the camaro. I disagree, and I think there will be incentives, such as 0% financing by May or June. It will be the model year end, this happens to every car, and the camaro is no exception.

[DGthe3]

Originally Posted by returnofcc

0% financing by may or june. That's all I have to say

So what? They're selling at a rate in excess of 6000 per month NOW and have been doing so for MONTHS, without 0% financing.

[returnofcc]

Originally Posted by DGthe3

So what? They're selling at a rate in excess of 6000 per month NOW and have been doing so for MONTHS, without 0% financing.

It's not the model year end yet...

[a_Username]

Originally Posted by returnofcc

Sure, if you take two identical engines, and obtain more displacement from one, then yes, that more displaced engine is more capable. Yet, this doesn't mean that if you have two engines, then the one with more displacement is faster. That is a logical fallacy.

The whole point was potential, not what it is presently putting down.

Originally Posted by returnofcc

Talk to me in May or June

You seem to be making the point of "Oh yeah, wait until the sales die down and then see how you feel." Every car will slow down in sales eventually, but the car will still be every bit of the performer rather or not it sales 10,000 units 54958498459485 million years from now, or it gets axed next month.

[returnofcc]

Originally Posted by 2SSARME

So are they selling like hotcakes or not?

Incentives don't really mean that sales are bad...

And what do you mean it happens to every car? Why aren't the mustangs selling like hotcakes then?

If by selling like hotcakes, you mean beating the mustang, then sure, they are selling like hotcakes.
Look, this argument has been dragged on and beaten to death. All I said was that 0% financing would be offered on the camaro. That's what I mean by it's no different than any other cars.

[returnofcc]

Originally Posted by a_Username

You seem to be making the point of "Oh yeah, wait until the sales die down and then see how you feel." Every car will slow down in sales eventually, but the car will still be every bit of the performer rather or not it sales 10,000 units 54958498459485 million years from now, or it gets axed next month.

What? Where in the world did I talk about performance. Go look at that thread, I was giving buying advice to a potential camaro buyer, not trying to bash the camaro in any way.

[SWAT 79]

Originally Posted by DGthe3

So what? They're selling at a rate in excess of 6000 per month NOW and have been doing so for MONTHS, without 0% financing.

Return is right, you would have to be naive to think that there won't be incentives on the camaro or that the sales won't slow down. It's great that finally gm is selling a car well, and since the camaro is so nice, its a good thing that it is quickly becoming a common car. But just like mustangs (which are selling well right now too) there will be incentives in an attempt to increase sales. The older the car gets, the less "hotness" appeal it will have, like any new car getting older.

[returnofcc]

Originally Posted by SWAT 79

Return is right, you would have to be naive to think that there won't be incentives on the camaro or that the sales won't slow down. It's great that finally gm is selling a car well, and since the camaro is so nice, its a good thing that it is quickly becoming a common car. But just like mustangs (which are selling well right now too) there will be incentives in an attempt to increase sales. The older the car gets, the less "hotness" appeal it will have, like any new car getting older.

This is all I have been trying to say, and apparently some people think I am trying to bash the camaro.

[a_Username]

Originally Posted by returnofcc

What? Where in the world did I talk about performance. Go look at that thread, I was giving buying advice to a potential camaro buyer, not trying to bash the camaro in any way.

That was just a phrase. You're basically giving "duh" statements lol. Like both of us have said, obviously the Camaro's sales will start dying down soon. This is unless GM doesn't stir up some interest again, like they plan on doing next MY with a convertible being released. Then when they start slipping again, I'm sure they'll release some higher end variant of the Camaro like the Z/28. Basically, don't expect sales to start slipping anytime soon.

[SWAT 79]

Originally Posted by 2SSARME

So are they selling like hotcakes or not?

Incentives don't really mean that sales are bad...

And what do you mean it happens to every car? Why aren't the mustangs selling like hotcakes then?

Mustangs are selling like hotcakes too, just not to the extant that the camaros are.

[SWAT 79]

Originally Posted by 2SSARME

Take mustangs as an example since their re-introduction.... They've been pretty top sellers for quite some time now until the 2010 camaro....

They still are top sellers, the only car ahead of them (as a whole) would be the camaro, which as of today the best selling car in america.

[SWAT 79]

Originally Posted by 2SSARME

They have since 2005..... Mustangs are a perfect way to look at the future of the camaro.... So yeah... sales aren't going to slip dramatically as you all are predicting.... in 5 years we'll be looking at camaro's like we are looking at mustangs currently..

Exactly. Which is fine, because both mustangs and camaros are bad ass rides.

As a side note, I love how we are saying the same thing, with different wording, in response to eachother's posts seconds apart. We got to catch up haha