hondafreak513
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Yeah they have I would like to see what the new Sonata turbo will do..
Genny got a reflash
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hondafreak513
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I wasn't ever that big of a Hyundai fan but since they have been redoing the Sonata's I like them now..
I know youre going to bitch, but, enter the Camaro SS.
Chevrolet Camaro SS (2010) with pictures and wallpapers
Yea it starts at 30k, but includes most if not all of your cars features, but youre getting near the top of the Camaro line, not the base of the Genesis Coupe line. Also an extra 150hp. If you were to upgrade a 304hp/29mpg base model starting at $22k, you'd blow its price point out of the water! Im not saying you should have gotten it, its about what the consumer wants of course, Im just arguing that it comes with bigger brakes (for far less than the 100k mark you put forth. haha,) more power, the same warranty, and a far higher performance rating.
I mean, Car and Driver didnt call the base level V6 version a better car than even the Genesis Coupe 3.8 for no reason.
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Car and Driver called the camaro a better car, because, its a camaro.
hands down the genesis is obviously better
stupid american junk cars.
hands down the genesis is obviously better
stupid american junk cars.
I've been a C/D subscriber for a long time, and I have to say they are pretty good at calling it like they see it. A great number of letters to the editor are complaints about a bias AGAINST American manufacturers.
The only thing I recall about the Camaro is that they said it is a pretty good bang for the buck, and I'd say that's pretty accurate.
Good deal on the Genny though B.
The only thing I recall about the Camaro is that they said it is a pretty good bang for the buck, and I'd say that's pretty accurate.
Good deal on the Genny though B.
GM is an all around terrible car company...the exception is the G8
Anyone catch the pics of the FT86 II at Geneva?
The thing is non-turbo which kills the deal for me, but it looks pretty badass
The genesis is a fantastic car, I would've bought one when they came out if the dealer hadn't added $2500 to the sticker as a "market value markup"...I honestly told the saleman to fuck himself
Anyone catch the pics of the FT86 II at Geneva?
The thing is non-turbo which kills the deal for me, but it looks pretty badass
The genesis is a fantastic car, I would've bought one when they came out if the dealer hadn't added $2500 to the sticker as a "market value markup"...I honestly told the saleman to fuck himself
They're built on the exact same platform.
I test drove a camaro (v8, not ss) You can't see a damn thing out of it. It handles like an ark.
Seriously, it's a buick roadmaster with a body kit. Shit car. Buy it if you want to do burnout comps. For anything else, it's a paper weight.
And who the hell makes a car with larger rear brakes? honestly?
And at the time i bought the car, the SS model camaro didn't exist, which is why i wasn't aware of it running bigger brakes..... frankly, i just don't care.
Seriously, it's a buick roadmaster with a body kit. Shit car. Buy it if you want to do burnout comps. For anything else, it's a paper weight.
And who the hell makes a car with larger rear brakes? honestly?
And at the time i bought the car, the SS model camaro didn't exist, which is why i wasn't aware of it running bigger brakes..... frankly, i just don't care.
They're built on the exact same platform.
...BUT, the (Zeta) platform was developed by Holden in Australia where the G8 is built/assembled
the Camaro uses the same platform, but is built in Canada...similar to how the Galant VR4 (awesome....and built in Japan) shares its platform with the 1st gen Eclipse GSX/Talon TSi/Laser RS (DSM's built in North America...not so awesome)
-honestly, I just hate everything Chevrolet....the only GM produced vehicles I would ever consider are the G8 GXP, 86-88 Fiero GT, and the 79 Trans AM (bandit edition of course)
95b16coupe
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EGProject
YEEEEAAHHHHH
Genesis is still on my short list of cars to look at in the future. But still sitting high atop that list is a 5.0 Mustang GT.
Agreed about the Camaro. I don't understand why everyone is all over GM's nuts about it. I sat in one at an auto show a few months back and the fit/finish, scale and visibility is horrible. The car does not have the right proportions and the only people I see driving them are baby-boomers or men with a mid-life crisis.
Agreed about the Camaro. I don't understand why everyone is all over GM's nuts about it. I sat in one at an auto show a few months back and the fit/finish, scale and visibility is horrible. The car does not have the right proportions and the only people I see driving them are baby-boomers or men with a mid-life crisis.
95b16coupe
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i would rather have a challenger over a camaro.
if i was to walk out and buy a car today
E92...G37...Challenger..........................Genesis
if i wanted to just buy a car in general. probably an s15 silvia if i could find one registered already. maybe even an R32.
if i was to walk out and buy a car today
E92...G37...Challenger..........................Genesis
if i wanted to just buy a car in general. probably an s15 silvia if i could find one registered already. maybe even an R32.
Actually
The Camaro V6 is a really good bargain for the money. I've recommended it quite a few times. It's actually a pretty good drive and value with the six speed manual. TONS of potential for mods later on down the line too.
The Camaro V6 is a really good bargain for the money. I've recommended it quite a few times. It's actually a pretty good drive and value with the six speed manual. TONS of potential for mods later on down the line too.
I'm guessing the bigger brakes had something to do with weight distribution, or maybe just cause they could but bigger ones, or maybe because the fronts are already huge? IDK, I was just rebutting a point you made, I didn't engineer the car. I hate to admit it but I do like the new mustang. But when has a solid rear axle been a plus? That's the kind if thing American car makers have always been given shit about.
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