Canada Camaro sales down 24% YOY January

[Indydriver]

Originally Posted by Tyler H

Winter tires mandatory! What a bunch of CRAP! All season tires work just fine if you have half a clue on how to drive in the snow. I have lived in Calgary all my life and have made it through many winters driving here on all season tires. Adapt and drive to the conditions safely. My first Camaro was a 1980 Z-28 4spd in 1989. At the time it was my primary transportation. No traction control, no ABS, no nannies what so ever. I just don't how we all survived such tough times! Bahaha! Now that I am on Camaro number 10 and farther along in life I am blessed to have multiple vehicles and my beloved ZL1 gets to rest warm inside in the off season. Winter tires may help out but aren't a necessity. Pffft!

The problem we have down here is dummies driving in winter on their SUMMER-ONLY tires!

[29er]

even with winter no one wants a new camaro. --not me!-and dealer don't have any in stock-around montreal--
they're all in orders,from the dealers for stock, comes springtime.price of gas come into play-not c5community- and affects sales too.but new comers that would like to have a camaro but don't want to pay 75$ of gas..so theywill buy small cars..

until the warmer day arrives ,dealers in canada,will have some camaro's in stock to sell, comes october they are all gone.at this time you have to make a search across canada to get one.. always depend on models..

[Allanski]

Compare price of Canadian Camaros to USA and you see a 20% difference.

Then try to buy a Blue Camaro Convertible with a Beige Top - NOT allowed in Canada? Whats up with that?

GM Canada you have to give the consumer similar options across North America and reasonable price matching.

Looks like I may go south for that new Convertible??

[Muscle Car Lover]

Originally Posted by derklug

With the weather we have had this winter, I only go out for work and beer, and sometimes not even for work.

Exactamundo ^^^^^^

In all seriousness, this winter in Massachusetts has been the most brutal and draining of any I can remember in 20 years. Just unreal. I am in the market for a new Camaro (LOVE the tailights) but waiting until there is some shred of proof this winter is on the way out to get to work on it.