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Originally Posted by woodside783
I think if gm dose this again i hope they make a z/28 with options like the gt350.
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THIS ^
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Originally Posted by Front Runner
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The real problem is that Chevy over estimated the limited demand for such a hard core car at that price range and built too many. This was the only major mistake that Chevy made IMO. They should've built no more than 500 per year for 2014 & 2015. That's it. 2015 production numbers should've been based off of 2014 sales. Low 2014 sales should've led to lower 2015 production numbers of the Z/28. I believe Chevy will not make this mistake in the future.
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Like woodside said, I believe Chevy would do it similar to the way Ford is doing the GT350. Because yes you can option a GT350R close to Z/28 MSRP- it also has way more content in it when loaded. Or you can strip it down and have the pure track car like GM did. Had they had two versions of it like Ford does with the GT350 I would bet they would have sold instantly because 427 Camaro just sounds awesome.
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Originally Posted by Bhobbs
How do you figure? It's going to have a decent horsepower advantage and any torque deficit can be made up with gearing and the much higher redline.
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Agreed, from everything I have read this thing is going to scream on the top end