NTMG

Do you have a Z now? I am thinking of dumping the GTO and get. 2016 Z sport.

Parts will be an issue for the GTO in 20 years.

Sorry it took me so long to reply...
I think the GTO will be a classic, but it'll take longer than 10 years. This is part of the reason I decided to go ahead and trade mine it. Possibly 20-30 years from now it will be of very significant value since Pontiac is out of business and the GTO is the last 2 door V8 car that they made, and there was never a V6 version of the car. That and the fact that it was so underappreciated when it was being made kept production numbers down. This will hurt the current Camaro as a collector car. There are so many of those cars made and sold, and the fact that there is such a large aftermarket offering for it, it will be hard to find an unmodified Camaro in the future. The hard part for restorers will be finding parts that far into the future.

Your thoughts?

Silver or GM? I like both.

That is why I did not buy the Challenger.

That is why I did not buy the Challenger.

Keep it I will.

Keep it I will.

I found a deep blue pearl 2016 sport with 2500 miles for $29000. Good price?

I will get a auto if I buy one.

Thanks for you input. I was hoping to get some good info about the Z. No replacment for displacement. I do think the Z is a beutaful car. I see one or two a day. I see one or two GTO's every 3 mo....

Thanks for you input. I was hoping to get some good info about the Z. No replacment for displacement. I do think the Z is a beutaful car. I see one or two a day. I see one or two GTO's every 3 mo....

Thanks for all the info. I might keep the GTO and sale my 2012 Suzuki Equator pickup (is a clone of the Nissan Frontier) and buy the silver Z.

I will get a auto if I buy one.