DrumReaper
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I am all for battles to increase the performance of the vehicles we love. The 14/15 Z/28 was a gamechanger, yet you needed a wheelbarrow full of dough to get one. There are still some of them on the lots, which speaks to the character of this car. You either love it, or hate it!
This new Camaro is no different IMO... Still a parts-bin, shook together car comprised from probably 2 continents of products. It's fugly! It's GM at its best, sorting through the parts bin.
I can honestly say that the 350/R has nothing to do with a parts-bin throw together. It was engineered well, save for the cooler saga, and that ordeal may have been instigated by the ordering of the 14/15 Z/28. But at any rate, the new Camaro is still an uninspiring, bastard kid of a parts bin that has a lot of different sperm donors in one egg.
As for those of you saying the new Z/28 will "stomp" the 350R, I have just one question for you... What Z/28?
This new Camaro is no different IMO... Still a parts-bin, shook together car comprised from probably 2 continents of products. It's fugly! It's GM at its best, sorting through the parts bin.
I can honestly say that the 350/R has nothing to do with a parts-bin throw together. It was engineered well, save for the cooler saga, and that ordeal may have been instigated by the ordering of the 14/15 Z/28. But at any rate, the new Camaro is still an uninspiring, bastard kid of a parts bin that has a lot of different sperm donors in one egg.
As for those of you saying the new Z/28 will "stomp" the 350R, I have just one question for you... What Z/28?
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