Thunder7

Good to hear they are "working" on the interior. Based on what has been seen, I am not a fan of it. And likely would prevent me from buying. I love the exterior, but the concept interior is just not my style. I do hope they work it and it comes out OK. Otherwise, I'll be reevaluating what I will be buying next year.

Interesting rendering posted at Autoblog (with jump else if you are a subscriber): Thread: http://www.autoblog.com/2007/02/23/should-...to-or-trans-am/

Nice to see they are actually considering it. They should. For the cost of the cars these days you need to show confidence in your products. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=206...pjhk&refer=home

Two things they are doing wrong (and 1 of them, all manufactures are doing wrong). 1. Designs have been BORING! The latest ones are looking much better. The Camaro is a great start, and it seems most of the Saturn line looks like it may be pretty good. They have to stop being so BLAND! 2. This one, I think is what all manufactures need to think about, extend the warranties. With the price of the average family car in the $25k-$30k range minimum, that adds up to huge monthly payments that most are spreading out over 6 years now (some looking for more). Yet warranties are only 3 years for the most part. Those that are long are VERY limited. They need to start doing full 6 year warranties, then I think folks may start looking again. Having to add this one for another few thousand bucks is crazy. Show some more support of your product and people will flock to you sooner and more often.

All speculation at this point. Would I like to see it, sure. But, I don't think there will be 2 V6s, but 2 V-8s are a possibility. But, this is just my opinion. I have zero inside info.

I like the look of them now...and have the opposite opinion. It is time for Pontiacs to STOP looking all the same. This car would be a good start.