28: The Camaro
Let’s face it, the Camaro was hot news in 2010 when the fifth-generation car was released. Building on the success of the Transformers movie and taking on the Ford Mustang and the Dodge Challenger once again, it took the automotive world by storm a decade ago. But the Camaro has gotten stale. It sells in decent numbers but GM hasn’t introduced anything exciting for the Camaro in a while. Meanwhile, Ford is introducing the new Bullitt and Dodge has the Hellcat and Demon models for the Challenger.
The Camaro has been falling into the same rut the car fell into before when the platform was canceled in 2002. GM needs to put a bit more effort into the Camaro brand and keeping consumer interest in it. With the Mustang moving to an electric platform in the future, there’s plenty of market space for the Camaro to carve out a niche with owners.