Delta Force79

You should hold off for a little while just until your sure this new job is going fine and will work out

You don't have a permanent disability that has ruined your entire life and caused your fiancee to leave you for a guy she met on the internet.

Yeah I knew that feeling well at one point.

Well hey, congrats....hope it all goes well for you

Jimi Hendrix-Voodoo Child

Thats kind of a LONG distance relationship, no?

Well then prepare yourself, cause I wouldn't get my hopes up for a hardtop. Yeah the concept is cool, but you can't buy it.

The only one I could live with is the Bravada

I wouldn't know...

I don't think you would like my type of music....no Cindy Lauper here

I actually prefer the look of a regular Mazda 6 over the 'speed6

Not looks wise, it far surpasses it

Black Label Society-Suicide Messiah

To be blunt....I hate all of them To be fair, I'd take the Mazda 6 over any other them.

Type O negative-Everyone I Love is Dead

Thats pretty f@#king cool!!! I want one

The Legacy is the best looking midsize sedan? now you've gone too far

Ah you two kiss and make up...and allow me to say the definative word on this issue...they're both retro, they're both cool, and it's about damn time America corrected over 30 years of mistakes and brought these babies back from the dead

I was trying to be subtle

I know that, I was making a joke

Ok, if you say so....although I'm getting visual lessons from the same person that think's Subaru's are nice?

Look how much of that front end melted away, including the hood....boy recycled plastic really does get put to good use...

Godsmack- Shine Down

And the Challenger has "similar design traits" Different grille, more squared off fascia ( Camaro's is curved and raked back somewhat), nearly identical roofline and greenhouse ( same applies to Camaro), Nearly identical rear ( Camaro's is raised up some and the tailight count which I mentioned is different), We have not seen the production interiors of either car yet, but based on the concepts both make liberall use of the original interior designs traits. Both has side markers in nearly the same spot as on the originals ( as I already stated)...in a profile shot, the Challenger is squared off more than the original, dosen't have nearly the front or rear overhangs, nor does the bottom of the new car rise at the front and rear in any way the closely resembles the original ( the Camaro has less overhang front and rear, and has more scultping along the rocker area) otherwise it is a very similar profile to the '69....so I don't see how I'm wearing blinders....they're both copies of their original counterparts, just different in the sense they were penned by different people, who see retro in their own individual way.

Well then you must be blind too, sorry to spoil the fun but if the Camaro isn't a blatant rip off of the '69 I don't what it is. I can tell you one thing's for sure, it sure as hell isn't an evolution of a 4th gen Camaro. The first thought that crossed my mind when I saw the Camaro concept was wow it's a '69 Camaro. They share the same greenhouse although chopped on the concept, they share the same c-pillar, the Camaro has it's side markers lights in nearly the same spot as the '69 Camaro ( a complaint about the Challenger I've read) Hell even the bowtie in the rear is in the same place. The major difference is two tailights vs three. The interior is a retro take on the 69's and the list goes on, the side scoop on the rear quarters behind the doors. So come on man, you can't sit here and lie through your teeth saying Chevy did something original. The only original part of the design is the rear view mirrors and the chopped roof.