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Camino LS6

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I know what you mean man...

I still believe my first new car will be a Zeta and it'll probably be a uplevel Camaro of some sort. Which bodes well since I already own 2, but I was really hoping to go with Pontiac as I feel it is the GM brand that matches me the best.

The G8 is straight lame IMO and I can't fit in a Solstice GXP (which I would buy over a Sky) Hopefully the G8 GXP will get my blood going more. The Impala and Buick are a little to 'old' for me yet and the Cadillacs might not be affordable initially (CTS-V is the only option there)

Honestly, the world would be a perfect place if I could afford a Z06.

All you have to do is look at my sig to know what I really want. But a new GTO, G8 Sportwagon,or Impala/Chevelle coupe/vert would work too.

No sedans need apply.

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my problem with the zeta camaro is as much as i like it, its gonna weigh more then the 4th gen... most people dont care too much, but if i had one, itd be a drag car quickly... i plan on buying the 4th gen for that reason specigically, because of the lower weight, more parts availability, and solid rear axle...

but i LOVE the looks of the zeta camaro

Camino LS6 Newbie

Camino LS6

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4th gens are defintely the way to go for what you have in mind, but they are a PITA to work on(underhood at least). The 5th gen will be easier in that regard, will have more stock power, and very quickly huge aftermarket support.

Z-06 Newbie

Z-06

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Love it? How can you not like something this cute...its likes you...

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Does this have stick? Will be nice to one to have to get over my Corvette Blues. :P

Satty Newbie

Satty

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Why Satty, do you have some candy in your pocket for that cute little boy down the street?

Nah, an old, full-size van would be a perfect bike/kayak transport mechanism. I would be able to change clothes easily before and after a strenuous workout. And I could tell girls that I have a van. They would be totally impressed.
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Nah, an old, full-size van would be a perfect bike/kayak transport mechanism. I would be able to change clothes easily before and after a strenuous workout. And I could tell girls that I have a van. They would be totally impressed.

Or they would run screaming, thinking you were a serial killer..:)

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