A good point. From a distance, the S550 is easy to distinguish from the S197. With the 6th gen camaro, I have to start looking for identifiable features that differentiate the two.
"The Camaro, an even better car, sinks into quasi-irrelevance. You can’t tell it from the previous one"
This is a pretty stupid comment. Yes the S550 exceeded every expectations of Mustang sales, but the Camaro still sells ok for a way pricier car
Also I think you really have to not be into cars at all to see more differences betweens 2013 and 2015 Mustang, but no difference in 2014 and 2016 Camaro. It's ok to not like it, but the 5th gen on both cars were so much bulky and kinda dated compared to the current gens.
Don't get me wrong, I love the Mustang. But what Bob Lutz says sounds more like a fanboy than someone that you want in high position of a company
Hated a lot about my 2013, so when I totaled it last year I was thinking about going to Camaro - I'm not brand loyal, I will buy anything as long as it is worth it. It would have cost me $4,000 more just for the v8. I didn't spend more than 10 minutes on their website. No brainer to stick with Ford (even though the damn motor on my 2016 blew up at 4,000 miles)
sorry but the Blind spot is an escuse for Fan boys to say something bad about the SS... after a few days living with it you forget about it, and is acutally something really stupid to complain about it, why dont you trash on the ford GTs, corvettes, lambos etc blind spot as well? as it seems with people who drive mustangs Camaros and even Hondas want to trash Other cars for no valid reason because they want to feel better and mentally reinforce they have the "best car ever made"...
The enormous blind spot and tank like visibility never goes away. You may become numb to it, but every time you get into a different vehicle it's as if someone opened your eyelids the rest of the way to let light in. I absolutely loathe he tankmaro's visibility. And it's not just the tiny rear window and C pillar. It's also the absurdly thick a pillar, tank slot windows and chopped windshield.
So much of buying a new car is about first impressions. No doubt that after driving a Camaro for a few days you will get used to the visibility issues. After all, that's what mirrors are for, and how big do you need your side windows to be?
The Camaro is an exotic though.
Totally forgot, it went up-class. Spot on. :cheers:
