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Originally Posted by 455HOGT37
Does the performance of the GTO product not meet your requirements? ... Or is the lack of distinctive style the main reason you will ignore the other attributes. Not trying to be argumentative, but you keep switching sides in your responses. You either put a higher priority on hard requirements like performance, or you value some kind of style above all else. Which is it?
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GO thru the entire thread and read my post...My stance has been the same all along. I like the perfomance aspect of the current GTO....I just don't like the wrapper. I think it's great what they did perfomance wise. I am dissapointed that it's looks don't compliment the performance.
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Originally Posted by 455HOGT37
This statement leads me to believe that you are looking for some kind of toy. In that case, you can be choosy about your ride.
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Exactly
I am trying to decide wether to restore a 65-67 GTO/Le Mans or wait and see what happens in 09. I'd love a classic and I don't think anything will ever look or feel the same(you don't have to agree with me). Just not sure I have the time to invest in a restoration and I am too cheap to pay anyone for work I can do myself. Next best thing would be a modern muscle car.
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Originally Posted by 455HOGT37
I'm just sick of the complaints from all these "performance" people who have a problem with the way the car looks. News flash people: It looks like all the other cars today, just like the 60's. And just like in the 60's, this particular model hauls ass!
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Just because your into performance doesn't mean you have to comprimise on looks. Some are fine with the looks some are not.
It's not like it's a secret, most of the articles and reviews and comments from owners only have one complaint....STYLING
For those of you that don't mind the current styling, consider yourself lucky...You get to enjoy those ponies long before more discriminating buyers.