2011 camaro vs boss 302
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Either way the Boss is a 2012 and the Z28 will cost more and be aimed at the GT500. We don't know if GM has any changes in store for the 2012 SS other than interior and won't know for almost a year. I don't see GM doing nothing in response to the Boss. I would love to see a "1LE" based on the Z06 carbon mindset meaning it's an SS that gets some lightweight Z28 parts and an HP bump.
im betting there is no middle option. maybe an increase in power but dont expect a third v8 option.
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wasn't your other post 16 minutes earlier enough? pointless arguement. you'll call anyone that likes GM a 'fanboy' and disregard their opinions. just go buy the damn thing.
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The LSA will technically be a 3rd V8 option though.
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Current rumor has the Boss costing around $38K, which puts it higher than the 2SS/RS Camaro. I think the Boss is an excellent option for someone that wants a track ready car without wanting to do the mods themselves. Opinions will vary, but based on what I've seen, a $38K Boss Mustang looks like a good value. GM could easily respond to this with some suspension tweaks and a diet.
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Current rumor has the Boss costing around $38K, which puts it higher than the 2SS/RS Camaro. I think the Boss is an excellent option for someone that wants a track ready car without wanting to do the mods themselves. Opinions will vary, but based on what I've seen, a $38K Boss Mustang looks like a good value. GM could easily respond to this with some suspension tweaks and a diet.
My hope is that GM responds with a slightly lighter Camaro and a bump in HP.