martinjlm
Retired from GM
If people wanted to see what was being posted over there, they are welcome over there. To be honest, I see less Mustang-hate over there than Camaro-hate over here. It is what it is. Kinda like here in Michigan, I hear more Michigan State alum proclaiming hatred for anything Univ. of Michigan related than the reverse. It exists in both places, just more deep-rooted in one.I am just pointing out things because no one appears to know that stuff is posted. 4v made a statement that those things are never said and I wanted to prove that is not the case. If you think posting quotes from another forum is bad you should check out the C6 vs section, lot of vender slander, etc.
When you posted the following clip, which ABSOLUTELY was said, did you notice that the next three posts took him on directly and poked holes in his argument? And one of them is a regular here. And he did not get slaughtered or told to go back to the Mustang forum or that his opinion didn’t count because he drives a Ford. You are giving the impression that everybody on C6 hates Mustangs and is crying in their beer or in complete denial over low sales. None of those things are true. Yes there are some, but there always will be.
"The Camaro will appeal to a smaller segment and will sell less as a result. It's not as practical as a Challenger and the name doesn't resonate as well with the public as the Mustang who's practically isn't much better.
It's more or less a two-seater and the competition is much tougher today. It even competes with the Corvette to some degree. To expect first gen type sales or it to equal the Mustang in numbers is unrealistic.
Would I run out and buy a Mustang or Challenger as a result? Not in a million years. The Challenger is a big ugly Dodge and the Mustang's quality is about as bad as it gets. People are actually planning to buy a Mustang, then 'fix' it via FORD TSBs or the aftermarket. When you're thinking about what you're going to do with the engine and tranny to make them more reliable on a BRAND NEW car, you know it's bad.
The Camaro is a little more expensive, sure, but rightly so. No unreliable rattling engines, vibrating drivelines, early oil leaks, or transmissions made out of lego. Oh and the A/C actually works.
People are too hung-up on sales. Oh, so it doesn't sell as well? So what? Ok, they decide to get rid of it? And? Are you going to cry in a corner, or go out and get one now?
I'll keep mine for at least 5-10 years and after that, I'll worry about what comes next. In the meantime, I'll be looking at Mustangs still in the dealer service bays waiting on parts. And I'll be laughing too. "
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