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Von K @ Jan 26th 2006 8:58AM
I'm not a muscle car guy, but I have to say this concept is really nice. The only reason I can see GM waiting 'till '09 to produce would be to create higher demand. '09 is a bit much, though. They should realize seething semand can sour into resentment and deliver a pretty harsh backlash if people are kept on the hook too long.
I don't think they should scrap the GTO, It's a great car.
I unfortunately don't think this concept will get independent rear suspension for the same reason the 'stang didn't -- Americans like to drag race and live axles lend themselves better to straight-line driving. Frustrating for of us autocrossing and road racing, but the market gets what the companies think it wants.