Any idea if a HUD is available for Camaro?
09-09-2006, 01:47 AM
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Re: Any idea if a HUD is available for Camaro?
I had one on my '04 SSE Bonneville. I wish I had one on my '94 Z28. If the new cars come with one, I will opt for it if I can afford it. No question about it.
I've always wondered why they weren't more widespread.
I've always wondered why they weren't more widespread.
09-10-2006, 02:00 AM
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Re: Any idea if a HUD is available for Camaro?
i would love it, but i know someone who had to replace a windshield in a grand prix with HUD, and it was like WAY more expensive since it had it. i guess they use different windshields?
09-10-2006, 05:16 AM
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Re: Any idea if a HUD is available for Camaro?
With some of the options being wished for around here, I sure hope GM doesn't load up the new Camaro with standard options (like the 4th Gen Trans Am, for example), otherwise the price is going to be through the roof. I think if you want nav, HUD, heated/cooled seats, dual zone electronic climate control, all wheel drive, hard top convertible, etc. etc. etc. you had better be prepared to pay for all of that. If we want to see an affordable Camaro, the wish list had better get significantly trimmed. If the car is going to come in roughly comparable to the Mustang, most/all of that stuff is going to remain fantasy. I think the Camaro (features wise) is going to be very similar to the Mustang GT, with perhaps a rare (and significantly more expensive) model similar to the GT500. The car should remain true to its roots, be simple, powerful, and most of all affordable. Not some kind of pseudo Cadillac. I'm happy the Camaro will finally get a modern rear suspension, an easy to work on engine bay, a usable trunk, and a roomy interior. All the other luxury stuff just adds weight, and is very likely to make the car so expensive, the masses won't be able to afford it.
09-10-2006, 09:26 AM
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Re: Any idea if a HUD is available for Camaro?
Originally Posted by VladimirSteel
i would love it, but i know someone who had to replace a windshield in a grand prix with HUD, and it was like WAY more expensive since it had it. i guess they use different windshields?
09-10-2006, 10:27 AM
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Re: Any idea if a HUD is available for Camaro?
Originally Posted by Patrick Davies
With some of the options being wished for around here, I sure hope GM doesn't load up the new Camaro with standard options (like the 4th Gen Trans Am, for example), otherwise the price is going to be through the roof. I think if you want nav, HUD, heated/cooled seats, dual zone electronic climate control, all wheel drive, hard top convertible, etc. etc. etc. you had better be prepared to pay for all of that. If we want to see an affordable Camaro, the wish list had better get significantly trimmed. If the car is going to come in roughly comparable to the Mustang, most/all of that stuff is going to remain fantasy. I think the Camaro (features wise) is going to be very similar to the Mustang GT, with perhaps a rare (and significantly more expensive) model similar to the GT500. The car should remain true to its roots, be simple, powerful, and most of all affordable. Not some kind of pseudo Cadillac. I'm happy the Camaro will finally get a modern rear suspension, an easy to work on engine bay, a usable trunk, and a roomy interior. All the other luxury stuff just adds weight, and is very likely to make the car so expensive, the masses won't be able to afford it.
09-10-2006, 12:11 PM
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Re: Any idea if a HUD is available for Camaro?
I think if you want nav, HUD, heated/cooled seats, dual zone electronic climate control, all wheel drive, hard top convertible, etc. etc. etc. you had better be prepared to pay for all of that. If we want to see an affordable Camaro, the wish list had better get significantly trimmed. If the car is going to come in roughly comparable to the Mustang, most/all of that stuff is going to remain fantasy. I think the Camaro (features wise) is going to be very similar to the Mustang GT, with perhaps a rare (and significantly more expensive) model similar to the GT500. The car should remain true to its roots, be simple, powerful, and most of all affordable.
anyhow I think you post is right on the mark
09-10-2006, 12:20 PM
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Re: Any idea if a HUD is available for Camaro?
Originally Posted by MarcR94v6
Girly vs. Practical. If there was ever any proof that the Mustang is a chick car...it's that.
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