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Thats not what JD powers has been saying l8ly.

 
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I'd be surprised if GM's still around by then.. they owe something in the area of 280 billion dollars.

Edit: just read the rest of the article.. wow, that's ing new. Base it on a chassis used on the CTS/STS or rebadge another Holden.. that is ing brilliant. This is going to be another "GTO" for sure.

 
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JD Power does not do long term surveys. Their best known report is Intial Quality which reports customer satifaction after 90 days. Their Long-Term Dependability report is for vehicles between only their 2nd and 3rd year.

 
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They will be around regardless the government will bail them out.

 
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Thats in beautiful, i will diffantely be buying one, i have always been a camaro and mustang addict,we need some american muscle, the only thing gm had going for them right now is the vette, time for gm to stop making the 4 cylinders its not appealing at all, leave that to honda.

 
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GM is ed up like that , you will be surprised, they did a good job in the mid and early 90's with the grand prix bonneville and buick, i think they will surprise us now, same as fordwith the mustang, only thing going good right now.
look at chrysler, there in throwing the hemi in everything, surprise they dont have it in the minivan, they are bound to sink, the new hemi motor is still new, any flaws yet? the new charger!!!!!

 
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its prolly gonna start chewing up head gaskets and o rings pretty soon, soon you will see the 300c driving down the street with a HUGE blue smokey screen behind it aaahhhh the chrysler smell burnt oil :thumbsup

 
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reminds me of most of the new Veedubs,passat ,etc.The cobalt SS is a nice car and finally has a quality interior.The ecotech is also a good motor.On top of which whats wrong with the 05 GTO? aussies know how to build cars.

 
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hopefully this new interior in the cobalt will last, the pontiac interior is a nightmare, my friend doesnt know what to do, anythinkg he touches in his car falls apart.

 
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if you are refering to the G6 that also has a quality interior much like the cobalt.If your friend is breaking everything he touches in the car he may want to consider not holding a hammer while he uses functions in the interior.I have driven lots of mid 90s pontiacs and they all have the same things in common warping top layer of dash or shitty molding job on the panels.At least with GMs econo line you get what you pay for.

 
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What Dodge smoke?!? Where. Show me. I don't belive it.

 
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These pictures are CGI renderings of what a Camaro could look like if GM brought it back. Heck, they're not even drawn by GM's design department; it's done by a 19-year-old art student named Kris Horton. The orange car is Kris' original design; the green is the newer, more updated one.

There's always a chance this car will see daylight, but it's very slim. It if ever does, I just might have to buy my first Chevy.

 
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i was referring to the late 90s sunfire...

 
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Hey look, someone started this thread announcing the return of the camaro. If you can find some cooler pics, show me. Til then this.

 
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The CGI renderings that have been floating around the internet since 2003 are very "cool" indeed (and hats off to the 19-year old who made them), but there's a story behind them not everyone knows about. All I did was shed some light on the issue.

There was no disrespect intended.

Edit: And, for the record, I was awestruck the first time I saw these pictures. This design stays true to the Camaro's history while using very modern lines as well as GM's signature design cues. If Kris Horton hasn't already been hired on GM's design team, he damn well should be.