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New keyboard and I HATE IT!!! I've gotten a ton of typo's. Catch most of them right away. Had about 6 alone already in this response. URGH!!! Fingers go too fast for this one. Can't change the titles though to fix it....... urgh.
As the owner of a newish Mustang convertible (which I love like one of my children), I am really excited by the new Camaro convertible. The coupe doesn't do much for me so maybe it's just the idea of a convertible that does it. I think it may be equal to the Mustang (the coupe isn't) However I still like that the Mustang is unmistakenly American while the Camaro isn't as much.
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Originally Posted by deepcynic
Well, I guess it might help the economy that folks want to buy these oversized, overweight, and cartoonish retro-cars...
Eat your heart out deepcynic LOL
Last edited by bryson662001; 10-16-2009 at 08:19 AM..
Well, I guess it might help the economy that folks want to buy these oversized, overweight, and cartoonish retro-cars...
I was actually up close to one one yesterday for the first time at the mall. I looked it up and down very thoroughly and was impressed. It was the SS (6.2) sticker said 18mpg city 24mpg hwy... didnt realize they were that efficient. Also didnt know they had IRS... I don't know what your gripe is, looks like it can perform pretty damn well for the buck you pay. I would certainly get one if if could afford it.
the new camaro looks 10x more "American" than a 2010 Mustang, imho
Chevrolet builds their cars to be more efficient than most... hell the c5 Vette's were getting 30+
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