[LateBrakeU2]

Originally Posted by Andy 91GTA

Dodge has some of the best ads around. This is one of my favorite. Its too bad the Camaro gets no marketing.

It never has. GM sucks at marketing, but IMO the product is superior. Can't drive a clever ad campaign.

[mariojas]

Originally Posted by LateBrakeU2

It never has. GM sucks at marketing, but IMO the product is superior. Can't drive a clever ad campaign.

Huh. Good handling and agility might give you an edge on track, but Dodge has some magic to keep you in the seat for whole day. Those sweet sweet upshifts! But I agree that Camaro interior is nicer. Unfortunately my 2021 Scat Pack has dash design from 2012, that and the weight - I love the rest of that thing.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by mariojas

Huh. Good handling and agility might give you an edge on track, but Dodge has some magic to keep you in the seat for whole day. Those sweet sweet upshifts! But I agree that Camaro interior is nicer. Unfortunately my 2021 Scat Pack has dash design from 2012, that and the weight - I love the rest of that thing.

The Camaro is quite livable, too, I did 1000-mile trips with no problems, and it's way more agile than a Hellcat at 500 lbs less. Upshifts from my 8L90 are quite good, too.

That said, if we didn't need a 7-seater for family haulage, I'd definitely consider a V8 Charger, drove a V6 and it was fine as a family sedan (apart from the engine of course), I didn't actually mind the interior either.

[mariojas]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

The Camaro is quite livable, too, I did 1000-mile trips with no problems, and it's way more agile than a Hellcat at 500 lbs less. Upshifts from my 8L90 are quite good, too.

That said, if we didn't need a 7-seater for family haulage, I'd definitely consider a V8 Charger, drove a V6 and it was fine as a family sedan (apart from the engine of course), I didn't actually mind the interior either.

I didn't mean it's comfortable - WB is stiff AF It's just the only automatic which is fun. Different fun, but it's fun very much. But you see. I have Charger, but I want Camaro I need "non-family car" and I don't want Challenger... Not much difference between two, and I don't like the looks... Oops, I said it

PS. Yeah, I am grateful I have two kids so we can fit in sedan

[Kblanton2]

It's not that the Camaro needs any help in the advertisement dept. They need help in the production dept. Fill all the open customer orders, produce some extras for dealer lots, and keep production going past 2024 coming out with a Gen 7 model.

THAT, would do wonders for sales numbers.

And I ain't even that smart.....

[TXCSSU]

Originally Posted by armycop71

Colors are great, but if they continue to invest ZERO in marketing, the Dodge boys are going to continue to dominate. I even want to be the "donut maker" now because of their advertising campaign.

I was trying to figure out where this thread derailed...




Back to the colors though, I'm guessing GM will make some sort of variation of the colors that they're killing with a tweak. Changing the color palette a bit is their way of trying to get people to buy. It tries to make the color more rare which gives buyers a sense of urgency. I look at the Garnet Red and don't see much difference than Wild Cherry tintcoat. I'm sure that there are subtle differences, but only if both vehicles were parked right next to each other. I suspect the new colors will be a variation of these two colors.

[Newcastle]

Will we have to wait until the 23s to see the new color or will it be available on the last of the 22s?

[armycop71]

Bring back Hyper Blue and Yellow!

[cdb95z28]

Originally Posted by TXCSSU

I was trying to figure out where this thread derailed...




Back to the colors though, I'm guessing GM will make some sort of variation of the colors that they're killing with a tweak. Changing the color palette a bit is their way of trying to get people to buy. It tries to make the color more rare which gives buyers a sense of urgency. I look at the Garnet Red and don't see much difference than Wild Cherry tintcoat. I'm sure that there are subtle differences, but only if both vehicles were parked right next to each other. I suspect the new colors will be a variation of these two colors.

lol on the meme

I really loved Garnet Red and Hyper Blue. Fortunately they kept something similar to Garnet Red with the Wild Cherry, and I ordered my '22 SS 1LE in that color. If Hyper Blue was available on a '22, that would have been a very difficult choice.

Riverside Blue just doesn't pop like Hyper Blue.

[TheDocKlopek]

Krypton green will always be my favorite, I wish they brought that back but I went with the Wild Cherry. I think with the red stitching on the seats it will look a little extra nice in a vert.

[Sindri]

I wish they would bring back the Rally Green Metallic and the Hyper Blue. My '21 SS was in Riverside blue, which I like a lot, but it doesn't pop like Hyper Blue does. And I'm not Crazy about the Rapid Blue - looks too much like the Ford Grabber Blue to me.

[Big Mikey]

Originally Posted by Sindri

I wish they would bring back the Rally Green Metallic and the Hyper Blue. My '21 SS was in Riverside blue, which I like a lot, but it doesn't pop like Hyper Blue does. And I'm not Crazy about the Rapid Blue - looks too much like the Ford Grabber Blue to me.

I agree, I loved the pop in hyper blue compared to riverside.
Riverside blue is too dark for my tastes, while hype blue was perfect.
I would probably take rapid blue over riverside... personally.