Test drove a 2014 Camaro SS and might pick it up tomorrow

dtul · 10-01-2013, 12:08 PM

I looked at the 2014 Camaro 2SS before I decided on the Z. It drove pretty well and I liked the look, but I just couldn't get past the visibility. I didn't think the interior was that bad, not as good as a Z, but better than a Challenger and almost as good as a Mustang. Still I bet you will enjoy the hell out of it. There is just something about good 'ole American muscle. Also, the 6.2 is a great engine, but I would find it impossible not to add some bolt-ons, which you can't do with a lease. Not sure if that is your thing though. Anyways good luck talking them down to $500 a month. Could you possibly get that if you told them you would put $4000 down instead?

Nailzs · 10-02-2013, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by dtul

There is just something about good 'ole American muscle.

That's made exclusively in CANADA. American eh?

dtul · 10-02-2013, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Nailzs

That's made exclusively in CANADA. American eh?

You know what I meant. I actually figured it was probably made in Mexico or somewhere, but I never knew it was the Oshawa plant that made them. Learn something every day.

UNKNOWN_370 · 10-03-2013, 07:19 AM

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That's made exclusively in CANADA. American eh?

The camaro was designed in China, engineered in Australia, then produced in Canada. The only thing American about it s the 6.2 v8 that's dropped into it. But even assembly of that engine happens in Canada.

eastwest2300 · 10-03-2013, 07:48 AM

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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370

The camaro was designed in China, engineered in Australia, then produced in Canada. The only thing American about it s the 6.2 v8 that's dropped into it. But even assembly of that engine happens in Canada.

American muscle, more like Canadian muscle..

just kidding.

Nailzs · 10-03-2013, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370

The camaro was designed in China, engineered in Australia, then produced in Canada. The only thing American about it s the 6.2 v8 that's dropped into it. But even assembly of that engine happens in Canada.

The Eclipse I had before I bought my Z was designed and engineered in California, built and assembled in Normal, Illinois and never offered for sale in Japan. The only thing Japanese about it is the 3.0 V6 and front wheel drive , but everyone thinks it a Japanese car. It's actually more American than the Camaro.

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dtul Base Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Dallas Posts: 191 Drives: n/a Rep Power: 14	I looked at the 2014 Camaro 2SS before I decided on the Z. It drove pretty well and I liked the look, but I just couldn't get past the visibility. I didn't think the interior was that bad, not as good as a Z, but better than a Challenger and almost as good as a Mustang. Still I bet you will enjoy the hell out of it. There is just something about good 'ole American muscle. Also, the 6.2 is a great engine, but I would find it impossible not to add some bolt-ons, which you can't do with a lease. Not sure if that is your thing though. Anyways good luck talking them down to $500 a month. Could you possibly get that if you told them you would put $4000 down instead?