The new Dodge CEO says don't count out the return of the Hemi just yet :) Smart man, but it may be too late. Many of the "Brotherhood of Muscle", like me, have already been seduced by the Mustang.
unfortunately I think you are correct. But the timeline is in question. I think there are at least 3-5 good years left, but each year the value/price proposition will decline. Get it soon or miss out.
That's a harder question. The DH would run me 70k plus, the C8 I would want with options would be closer to 95-100k. HTC, Z51, front end lift etc. 2 different cars really. If I could afford it, both would be best.
I'll play to the best of my memory.
1968 GTO 4spd
1969 Plymouth GTX 440 (totaled)
1970 Pontiac Grand Prix 455
1971 Trans AM 455 4spd
1972 Trans AM 455 auto
1975 Dodge MaxiVan (for hauling race bikes)
1976 Dodge MaxiVan 440 (race bikes)
1980 Olds Toronado
1980 Z28 4spd 350 w/nitrous (totaled)...
actually Z06's are now up to 5K off of MSRP. Some w/Z07. Just 2 years into the run. There are a few on Corvette Forum saying they have MSRP deals in writing. In a year or two you will walk in and order or buy at MSRP. Just like every other Vette ever.
i don't think many here would settle for the 30k cars. they are just appliances with no soul. want a performance car? you gotta pay. anything else is just whining.
this whole thread is ridiculous. The other pony/muscle cars are legislated out of existence by the woke governments position. That is about to change. Will they come back? Maybe. Everything costs more now, get over it. With the "average" new car now about 50K, a new Mustang at 60k is a smoking...
the original conversation was you saying you were going to run -2.7 front camber. I just commented on what that will do long term on the street. good luck with your setup. It doesn't sound like you want or need any tips, or know the answer to my question.