Take note, Ford....

[thehunterooo]

Correct, I live in Detroit and do not know anyone who owns a Camaro. I don't know anyone who would want to...

It is more for the :mullet: crowd, who wants to own a transformer Yo!

LOL there is a mullet emote :lol:

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[WildHorse]

Driver's car? Mustang? Since when?

There are variants which can be considered driver's cars. The BOSS 302, GT350/R, but not the GT. Never has been a driver's car. You would even be stretching to call it a sports car. Hell, I drive one and I know it's not a drivers car.

You drive a S197.. lil different. GT is one hell of a pony/sports car.

 

[68fbjjz109]

Correct, I live in Detroit and do not know anyone who owns a Camaro. I don't know anyone who would want to...

It is more for the :mullet: crowd, who wants to own a transformer Yo!

That because they are all out by me. I see three pretty consistently everyday to and from work, not including the ass load of MPlates. I generally see a ZL1 or ZL1 1LE about three times a week.

It's probably an easy 2.5 to 1 ratio of Alpha Camaros to S550's out by me. Did see what I though was an 18' PP2 though about 2 months back, and I have been seeing alot of aluminum Navigators and Expeditions.

 

[keith58]

Net profit vs. Gross margin... Not agreeing that GM could make money at under 20k but the incremental cost to produce and sell a free more units to amortize factory and development costs are likely low.

I don't claim to be an insider for Chevy, but as a publicly traded company, their financial details are not all that difficult to decode. Actually, it's much hard for a non-publically traded company to hide financials.

If you can provide some evidence otherwise of Chevy's profit margin OR the fact that a company could not survive on a 6-7% profit margin, please let me know. ExxonMobil, for example, is the most profitable company in the world and operates on a 6% margin. https://ycharts.com/companies/XOM/profit_margin
https://ycharts.com/companies/GM/profit_margin

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