I want one and i want one now!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Nat21
Each to their own, i think it looks absolutely awful as does the new Ford/Shelby GT500. Old ideas badly redone aren't going to stop them both going bankrupt within a few years.
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i know what you mean about the rear end, but it looks kin great, dont you think, perhaps the new Camaro is more suited.........................
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After Hamster had that green abomination (colour, I mean), I'm sure that the new one will drive better.
IIRC, he said that the handling was "interesting" to say the least!!!
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IIRC, he said that the handling was "interesting" to say the least!!!
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The American car industry has gone all retro largely I feel as it's run out of ideas. That's not to say the retro cars don't look good as many of them do but they prove that the US car industry pulled up it's creative drawbridge about 30 years ago...
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Hey - look at 95% of cars on the road in the US. They're hideous, wallowing buckets, and there's no shadow of doubt that the reason they don't come over here is because they are totally crap. This retro-car movement is a big, BIG improvement on the dross they've served up to their public in the last 30 years.
At least these retro-cars, whether you like them or not, will bring a bit more passion into the US car market, and hopefully that will be better for everyone in the long term. The cars are getting to the point now where there is an international interest. OK partly that's due to nostalgia, but nowt wrong in that.
I love the look of that orange beast from profile, and especially front aspect (angry attitude ). The rear leaves something to be desired, that's for sure.
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At least these retro-cars, whether you like them or not, will bring a bit more passion into the US car market, and hopefully that will be better for everyone in the long term. The cars are getting to the point now where there is an international interest. OK partly that's due to nostalgia, but nowt wrong in that.
I love the look of that orange beast from profile, and especially front aspect (angry attitude ). The rear leaves something to be desired, that's for sure.
Joolz