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Rock36 · 10-25-2007, 05:53 AM

The only thing I would really like to point out is that the "new" Mustangs really aren't "new" anymore.

People started getting these new S197 Mustangs back in late 2004. This means that by the time the new Camaro hits the roads, the current Mustang will have been on the road for over four years, and starting its fifth model year (05,06,07,08, and 09)

That is also why you see so many Mustangs. Ford is kicking out over 100,000 Mustangs each year for 2005, 2006, 2007, and now starting 2008....do the math.

If the Camaro is aiming to put out as many cars each year, it is also a matter of time before you see them everywhere.

The Camaro won't have to compete against the current "new" Mustang. It will have to compete against Ford's counter offer when it revamps the Mustang, also in 2009 or 2010/11.

10-25-2007, 05:53 AM	#54
Rock36 I just like V8s Drives: 2007 Corvette Z06 Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Stuttgart, Germany Posts: 919	The only thing I would really like to point out is that the "new" Mustangs really aren't "new" anymore. People started getting these new S197 Mustangs back in late 2004. This means that by the time the new Camaro hits the roads, the current Mustang will have been on the road for over four years, and starting its fifth model year (05,06,07,08, and 09) That is also why you see so many Mustangs. Ford is kicking out over 100,000 Mustangs each year for 2005, 2006, 2007, and now starting 2008....do the math. If the Camaro is aiming to put out as many cars each year, it is also a matter of time before you see them everywhere. The Camaro won't have to compete against the current "new" Mustang. It will have to compete against Ford's counter offer when it revamps the Mustang, also in 2009 or 2010/11. Last edited by Rock36; 10-25-2007 at 07:54 AM.