'14 Z/28 Pricing announced. LOL

[ram57ta]

Clearly they've lost their minds...........again. Pricing a 45k car at 75k.
Wonder how long it'll be before GM is trying to find somone to bail them out of bankruptcy....again.

[Trip McNeely]

Hell, slap on the name Yenko and add 50 more grand on to the cost!

[quikag]

Clearly you've evaluated only the technicals....

Clearly you missed this part of my post:

"Is it worth it? Ehhh, not so sure, but for the guy who wants the most capable Camaro ever made that looks pretty good (especially in the front), why not?"

They will sell them to die hard Camaro fans with money (i.e. those that already own older '69 Camaros that are going up in value, etc.) and also some hard core track rats that just love the idea of a $75k track ready Camaro with full warranty.

[Roscoe]

Clearly you missed this part of my post:

"Is it worth it? Ehhh, not so sure, but for the guy who wants the most capable Camaro ever made that looks pretty good (especially in the front), why not?"

They will sell them to die hard Camaro fans with money (i.e. those that already own older '69 Camaros that are going up in value, etc.) and also some hard core track rats that just love the idea of a $75k track ready Camaro with full warranty.

Didn't miss it, just didn't care....

[A_A_G]

Clearly they've lost their minds...........again. Pricing a 45k car at 75k.
Wonder how long it'll be before GM is trying to find somone to bail them out of bankruptcy....again.

A 2SS with the 1LE package and no additional options is $41k.

Now I will agree that that the new z/28's msrp is about $10K higher than I expected. But it is certaintly not a $45k car.

[Tyrone Biggums]

That nutty Viknesh. He's the craziest Vijayenthiran I know and those Vijayenthiran's are some wild cats.

[quikag]

Didn't miss it, just didn't care....

Okay, so you like just making smart ass comments that aren't grounded in reality. Got it.

[White_lightning]

I guess for 75k i would get a Zr1... there is nothing that you could do to a camaro that would make it trump a Zr1 IMO..

that being said.. for 75k it better come with a life time supply of blow jobs from some Hot Trailer park bitches...

[Roscoe]

Okay, so you like just making smart ass comments that aren't grounded in reality. Got it.

Oops... had you confused for someone else. Please disregard my shenanigans, as they weren't cheeky or fun.... Rather tragic and cruel....

[slow99]

Oops... had you confused for someone else. Please disregard my shenanigans, as they weren't cheeky or fun.... Rather tragic and cruel....

Lmao

[quikag]

Oops... had you confused for someone else. Please disregard my shenanigans, as they weren't cheeky or fun.... Rather tragic and cruel....

haha, I was wondering what I had done to draw your ire. Thank you for being kind to me now

[quikag]

A 2SS with the 1LE package and no additional options is $41k.

I agree 100% with this. For a track rat, track day fun car, the 1LE is the absolutely best value way to go hands down in the Camaro category.

Only if you are loaded or just love the nostalgic history of the Z/28 and have a hard on for CC brakes, LS7, awesome suspension, etc. will it make sense to get the Z/28. I still think GM will find plenty of buyers who want the "ultimate" Camaro. There are a bunch of retiree's with a lot of money who want a new Z/28 and will pay some big money for it. This is their car.

For everyone else, a 1LE, used Vette, new Vette, Fox with $50k, etc. will be the way to go.

[Broncojohnny]

I didn't read the thread but I just can't see taking this car over a cheaper corvette.