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Old 09-04-2006, 07:32 PM
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Re: GM considers Camaro for European export.

Originally Posted by CamaroRSguy
x2, is the mustang marketed in europe?
At least the Roush Mustangs. I'm curious if they're sold through Ford dealerships or private importers.

And the Europeans (or at least some British magazines, who normally bash any American cars) seem to like it for what it is. A great muscle car, not a sports car wanna be. They don't even put down the new Vette too badly, even after GM claiming it to be a Porsche beater.

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Old 09-04-2006, 08:26 PM
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im supprised you visit that site.

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I stop by there from time to time. Don't usually post much though, unless I'm desperate for tech help.
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Old 09-04-2006, 09:11 PM
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Maybe he's angry because he can't express himself.
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HELL NO

THATS RETARDED
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Re: GM considers Camaro for European export.

the more camaro sales/exposure, the better.
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Wow, JCS30TH, you seem like a real winner...
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HELL NO
I said in another thread you have some serious issues.

Nice to be proven right once in awhile.
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Old 09-05-2006, 12:38 AM
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Re: GM considers Camaro for European export.

NO way I want it to myself... and the other 100,000 people that will get one here too... exclusive?
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Anyone know if there is some sort of low volume exemption for Euro pedestrian crash standards?
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Old 09-05-2006, 10:30 AM
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Re: GM considers Camaro for European export.

If it makes money for GM what's the problem? I don't get it. I know there are folks in the UK who would love to get their hands on this car. Not everyone there likes driving a 1.2 litre FWD fartbox.
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Europeans need instant g-forces in more than 1 direction. I say we give it to them!
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Re: GM considers Camaro for European export.

Originally Posted by CamaroRSguy
is the mustang marketed in europe?
At least according to Ford's UK and German websites, the Mustang is not in the official vehicle lineup.

I wonder where the research company got their sales numbers from...
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If the 5th generation does come to Europe, it's that lovely V8 for me, don't want a tiny V6.

If we do get the car we'll end up paying a hell of a lot more for it though.
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Not everyone there likes driving a 1.2 litre FWD fartbox.
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They don't sell the Mustang officially in Germany. But a lot of dealers import the Mustang and want a hell of money for the car, because it's so rare.

I big issue in Germany is the size of the car, the milage and the displacement. Most Germans love small cars with high milage.

They sold the 4th gen Camaro from about 1998 till 2001 in Germany but they haven't sold enough. The have tried to sell the f-body in Germany several times. In the 70s it was just the Camaro, in the 80s just the Firebird und in the late 90s again just the Camaro. But it was never a success!

Try to find a parking spot for a Camaro in a German city and you know why :-)

The car tax depends on the displacement. So you pay a lot of car tax for a big V8 engine.

But guess what, a love my ls1 and I would buy a 5th gen Camaro in Germany.
If GM doesn't import the car to Germany, i will for sure :-)

Greetings from Germany,
Kai

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