View Single Post
Old 05-24-2008, 10:29 AM   #7
damon_Z
 
damon_Z's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Alexandria, VA
Posts: 126
iTrader: (0)
I'm the original owner of both a 2002 Camaro Z28 and a 2006 GTO. When I bought my GTO, the Camaro just sat and it's still sitting. You want to know why? Here are a few reasons:

3. The GTO has the 6-speed manual while the Z28 has the automatic transmission. The M6 is a lot more fun to drive and better on gas in the highway. Also, any car with a manual compared to the same car with an auto will ALWAYS sound better.

2. There is no V6 version of the GTO. Unlike with the 4th gen f-body, their V6 versions are a dime a dozen and really, really make them look bad. I will never again buy a V8 sports car or muscle car that has a downgraded, smaller-engine version that a poser can simply buy just for looks.

1. The GTO has a much better interior. There's a night and day difference in this category. You have much better visibility in the GTO as you don't have the long dashboard and raked windshield of the f-body. Also, you can't even compare the looks and quality of the entire interior of the GTO with the f-body's. Hell, the f-body still has the cheap, early 90's plastic GM interior while the GTO interior is A LOT more modern.

0. Even though the GTO is the heavier car, it actually feels lighter than the f-body.

I don't mean to offend anyone, but if you're going for a GTO, get at least a 2005. It's so much better when you have hood scoops, a dual-dual exhaust rear bumper, and a more powerful engine. Of course, you can buy a 2004 GTO and get all of that stuff put on, but do you really want the hassle?
__________________
ORIGINAL OWNER. DAILY DRIVEN. FOREVER.

2015 Deep Black Pearl DSG GTI. For My Wife.
2006 Quicksilver Metallic M6 GTO. Holden Hybrid.
2002 Sunset Orange Metallic A4 Z28. 1SC-Stripper.
damon_Z is offline   Reply With Quote