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Originally Posted by raqball
I have never really understood the "goodbye" threads... They happen on every forum be it phones, cars, and whatnot...
Personally, if I purchased a Kia Soul to replace my Camaro, I'd just find me a Kia forum to discuss my new pimp ride, and move along enjoying the hamster commercials...
I have to call BS on part of this though... If you really loved and enjoyed your Camaro, you would have never got rid of it except for a next gen or a Z28....
You obviously were not to thrilled with it, and that's fine as it's what makes the world turn... To each their own and as I said earlier, it's your money so spend it however you choose and enjoy whatever it is that makes you happy...
I just don't understand the whole "goodbye" thread... Find you a nice Mustang forum and enjoy your time there...
My .02 (less trade value) LOL
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hardly goodbye, i tried looking at the mustang forums... filled with a bunch of kids and back seat drivers.
this place at least has some level headed people in it.
and a quick question, you dont think you'll ever find a car more exciting than your camaro? i was/am more of a die hard camaro fan then many of you even could have been.
the first time i saw the car was back when we had access to the cad data of the concept circa 2006 and produced the first images used by a magazine (motor trend if memory serves correctly)...
believe me, i waited/drooled years for the car... and knew more about its development then 99% of the people on this forum.
but, no matter how excited i got when i took her home from my dealer in arizona; it was still less then when i took the gt500 home last week.
things change, i'm still young and in a year at my age; alot can end up being different 12 months later.
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Originally Posted by nards444
The thing with paying over MSRP is this. If I remember right last year or the year before they had to give these cars away becaus nobody was buying them. And even so it always seems like there is one of these at every Ford dealer that never ever sells. Low production doesnt mean they are high in demand.
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totally agree, but at the time the announcement was made... more then 3500 had already been sold. my gamble is that the 2011 will for certain sell out well before the year is over (thus my interest in it, with the new aluminum block, 10 more hp, brembo's, hid's standard, 3:73 gears, and traction control; i knew/hoped it would sell out)