GM VP Confirms Camaro Z/28
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Ford get's the advantage there, being the last one out, BUT that's not exactly new...as Ford had 8 years with no Camaro and STILL couldn't catch the 4th gen until just this year.
Sorry...I have as much respect for the new Mustang as anyone else out there, but you can't say with certainty that Ford will hold this lead for any length of time. You can bet the Camaro will carry a few more ponies and a new suspension option next year, and as was mentioned before, Ford really doesn't do that kinda thing.
Sorry...I have as much respect for the new Mustang as anyone else out there, but you can't say with certainty that Ford will hold this lead for any length of time. You can bet the Camaro will carry a few more ponies and a new suspension option next year, and as was mentioned before, Ford really doesn't do that kinda thing.
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Not really. The new 5.0's are getting in the 12.60's/12.50's at 114/115 alot by owner drivers now, check the Mustang boards. A guy even ran a A6 3:31 to a 12.56 if I recall, very impressive. It takes some good driving and a few bolt-ons for a new SS to run those times. I've been a GM guy all my life, but the new 5.0 is a quicker, better handling, not to mention overall better car then the new Camaro.