StealthZ06

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Do you think that they will sell over 80,000 5th gen Camaros the first year?

bradl1982

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yes, i think they can if they hurry up and get it out before everyone forgets about it. There was a lot of hype about the car in Jan but it's already starting to die down.

OctaneZ28

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Definitely.

02WS6Bird

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not a chance unless the price tag is significantly cheap vs. the Mustang

art1

In my opinion a large factor of the Camaro, or Challenger's success will be gas prices. We are at $3.20 a gallon here today. Wages in the U.S are not going up like other costs are. I really hope the Camaro sells in large numbers but I feel like if $4.00 a gallon gas is in our future then these types of cars for MOST people are not a reality?

DrewSG

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I'm thinking the Camaro will easily sell over 100,000. This is not the engine in a box our 4th gens are. It's going to be a much better, more driver friendly car.

msgZ28

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It has to or it will die again. GM has been promising to price it within $200 of the Mustang and if it can deliver on that promise, well, the Camaro will sell 3 times as much as the fourth gens. Everyone knows that GM powertrain is better than Ford and it will be very competitive.

BLACKND

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Yes, but lets also hope that the General doesn't just Rely on the namesake of the car to sell itself. IMO, one of the biggest issues with the F-bodies (4th Gens) and the GTO's most recently is the lack of airplay, lack of marketing. Ford and Dodge/Chrysler has bombarded the airwaves for years with commercials for the Mustang and Hemi's.

Abidar

Lutz said they needed 100k units a year to be feasible. I think we'll see it.

AnimalSS

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Surely everyone remembers the marketing campaign when the 4th gens debuted. I don't think GM has to worry about selling them.