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Originally Posted by questar999
Sorry Headpunter, just because I haven't sat on my rear for years making 3000 plus posts as yourself does not mean I cant make an opinion and voice it out. If you want more respect, begin with your own posts. I'm an engineer on the very vehicle you admire. I drive daily 60 miles to work on that vehicle, work an average of 10 hours a day and then drive 60 miles back home. Most Saturdays as well. Now we have the teen agers with their silly polls and petitions. For Christ's sake, buy a Dodge if this isn't all you ant it to be. Truth is 75% of these kids will never have a 2010 Camaro until 2016.
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If you are an engineer working on this car, then you're not representing it well. You're also not helping GM's economic crisis by telling us to buy a Dodge. I get the fact that you think that you've done the best job you can with this car, and I agree. But there is ALWAYS room for improvement, and that's how cars become most successful. And like I said in my last post, us "kids" are the ones who will decide whether or not the Camaro remains in production. We'll be the ones to buy or not buy them. You should consider yourself lucky that there are so many people who are more than willing to buy the car you're building and still have many, many years of driving ahead of them.
I'd also like to remind you that higher-ups at GM are reading this forum. If I were you, I'd watch what I post.