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Originally Posted by NastyEllEssWon
Ah I see. So in reality what your saying is that this car isnt new at all, its just a rehashed version of something that was previously on the market before, only brought out under a new name and boring corporate facelift in a thinly veiled attempt to ''revitalize'' an already stretched lineup.
thanks for clearing that up, totally makes me want to buy one now.
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Originally Posted by WayFast84
Which is why Chevy shouldn't have taken 4 years to bring the car over.
My opinion is that they waited on purpose so they could refresh their older lineup. GM is lazy as hell and I'm sick of it.
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Just read Nasty's comment. Agreed 100%.
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VF is a slight revision, not an all new car. There are a lot of changes under the skin to some parts of the chassis, all-new interior, some weight-trimming, and some suspension tricks learned from Camaro, but they aren't "lazy".
They didn't wait on purpose, they wanted to launch the SS with the revised VF set up.
and an already "stretched" line up? Going to have to explain yourself there, big guy.
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Originally Posted by Slow-V6
I hear you. Maybe if they kept it looking like the way it does in Australia it would be more exciting as well. The car looks normal. There is nothing wrong with that but for me a car has to catch my eye and this one does not.
Every damn lumina and chevy sedan on the street I am looking at now to see if its a SS.
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It looks EXACTLY like it does in Australia. They swapped out a badge and flipped the interior.