Provide your input to hopefully be presented at the upcoming Camaro focus group!
#33
True duals on the V8s that are more aggressive in sound than a stock Corvette.
Roll down rear quarter windows would be a real nice touch.
Concentrate on the V6 car. It's important too. Give it an optional RS-style sport package that makes it a fun handling and fun looking car.
Dealer customization is a neat idea (i.e. different grills).
Modern interior (big one for me) with optional HUD.
That's about it for now. I know they will get the other details right.
Roll down rear quarter windows would be a real nice touch.
Concentrate on the V6 car. It's important too. Give it an optional RS-style sport package that makes it a fun handling and fun looking car.
Dealer customization is a neat idea (i.e. different grills).
Modern interior (big one for me) with optional HUD.
That's about it for now. I know they will get the other details right.
#34
I would like to reinforce some of the aspects in which the designers have already done a fantastic job and should be lauded for their efforts.
-The overall exterior is perfect. Make the design as close as possible to the concept. Specifically, this would include general tire size, location of gas cap, headlight and taillight shape and materials, and stripe design.
-The overall interior is exactly what we have been looking for from American Cars and especially the Camaro. Style, material quality, functionality. The console gauges make the car distinct, which is good. The seat colors in the 'vert provide excellent contrast.
-The overall exterior is perfect. Make the design as close as possible to the concept. Specifically, this would include general tire size, location of gas cap, headlight and taillight shape and materials, and stripe design.
-The overall interior is exactly what we have been looking for from American Cars and especially the Camaro. Style, material quality, functionality. The console gauges make the car distinct, which is good. The seat colors in the 'vert provide excellent contrast.
#37
I know I will be the minority here, but I will place a huge importance on interior quality (mainly because that is why I didn't by the Mustang). It doesn't have to be Audi nice, but Accord nice (and quiet) is a good target.
The exterior is great as-is--especially the rear 1/2. If they soften it too much like Infiniti did to the G37, that would be a deal breaker for me.
That, and keep the weight down, and the IRS in. The rest is easier to change with aftermarket parts.
The exterior is great as-is--especially the rear 1/2. If they soften it too much like Infiniti did to the G37, that would be a deal breaker for me.
That, and keep the weight down, and the IRS in. The rest is easier to change with aftermarket parts.
#39
#42
Definitely need some retro paint jobs.
If t-tops are still a possibility, then DEFINITELY need those. I just don't like the idea of a sunroof on a camaro.
Have a regular style hood for the base models, the cowl-induction for RS, SS, and Z/28 models, and possibly a ram-air style hood for the high performance model. Also, the bumblebee stripe, hockey stripes and all like on the first gens would be cool.
Different trim levels like everyone else has said, make each Camaro individual just like the owners!
If t-tops are still a possibility, then DEFINITELY need those. I just don't like the idea of a sunroof on a camaro.
Have a regular style hood for the base models, the cowl-induction for RS, SS, and Z/28 models, and possibly a ram-air style hood for the high performance model. Also, the bumblebee stripe, hockey stripes and all like on the first gens would be cool.
Different trim levels like everyone else has said, make each Camaro individual just like the owners!
#43
Affordable Pricing
Clear distinction between base and Z/28 - SS options
Serviceable (i'd like to be able to get my hands under the hood)
Variety of wheel options
Color scheme options of ONLY the 1st gen lineup.
Clear distinction between base and Z/28 - SS options
Serviceable (i'd like to be able to get my hands under the hood)
Variety of wheel options
Color scheme options of ONLY the 1st gen lineup.