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MacGuffin @ Oct 15th 2007 10:49AM
Looks like Chrysler did a nice job executing this and remaining true to the concept car.
I still think the Camaro will be the real winner, bit I suppose some of this comes down to whether you are a Chevy fan, Dodge fan or Ford fan.
Steve B. @ Oct 15th 2007 1:00PM
Dodge, GM, or Ford fans? Do these really exist as seperate fans any more? I'm sure in some of the flyover states, they're still hacking out whether Jimmy's Ford or Jeff's Mopar will pick up more confed cuties, but most fans these days seem to be broken into Domestic, Japanese, and European camps, with at most a slight preference for a particular brand.
Of course, there are those niche brands like Subaru, Mazda and VW that command extreme loyalty and even English-footballer levels of fandom at times, but for the most part, folks seem less attached to makes than in the past.
That's how it looks from California anyway. And we all know that California is a 20 year preview of the rest of the country.
Justin @ Oct 15th 2007 5:28PM
Sorry, Steve but that's not true with me. But nice try trying to make those who disagree with you look like uneducated rednecks, just because you live in california. Although I do like almost all muscle cars, I definitely prefer the styling and drivetrains of the camaro the best, being a fan of the General due to the chevy v8's of the past and the ls v8's of the present.
Bryan @ Oct 16th 2007 12:40AM
Personally I'm a fan of all cars, I could care less who makes them. Why limit yourself to a specific company when there are so many great options out there?? Brand loyalty is lame.
Jon @ Oct 17th 2007 9:59AM
Steve, I was going to give you a positive vote, but I'm glad I held off until I read the rest of your comment.
So, could you tell me what the 2028 Mailibu looks like?