4th gen, 5th gen poll

[edog]

Originally Posted by XanthosV6

In an entry level market (and I know these aren't aveos, but even an entry level sports car market is an entry level market) price is king. Most of Camaro's buyers will not be middle aged enthusiasts who know what the better car is. They'll be high school and college kids who want a great looking and sounding car (and all three are good looking in their own right) and will only look at two things - price, and 1/4 mile, in that order.
- Xanthos

Originally Posted by str8himalaya

It really all depends on the pricing. If...and a big if...they price it right, it will sell better than anything out right now in its class. Everyone wants one, but the questions becomes, can everyone afford one? I think if the V6 starts at more than 22k and the V8 more than 28-29k, then they will be in for a fight like before. Before everyone starts laughing about 28k SS, here is my point: The people on this forum and enthusiasts will buy one for a little more, because they have a passion for it. For the average person that wants a sports/muscle car, they might go with a mustang or something else. Just MVHO of course.

If they end up doing chapter 11 they will lose a lot of debt and have the ability to adjust pricing. It is well known there is about 2k in the prices to cover legacy cost. Who knows, they could end up crushing the competition due to low overhead requirements. Could you imagine a 2k price drop?

[TonytheTiger]

the chevy site said the camaro sold around 54,000 (4th gen) now it that per year or all since 1998-2002?