42: Chevrolet Camaro
The Camaro, like its Challenger brethren, has become long in the tooth, and the hype behind these cars has faded away. When the Camaro hit the scene after the Transformers movie and a hiatus from the market it was a hit. But now these GM F-Bodies are just about everywhere and it gets old. There is nothing unique about the Camaro and it’s riding the same wave that Ford started with the Mustang in 2005. The retro car wave just isn’t that cool anymore, and technology is changing at a rapid pace. The Mustang Mach-E is coming to the market as an all-electric crossover vehicle.
The market for sports cars that have a huge V8 is rapidly declining. We are just going in a different direction as consumers. GM needs to get this car updated and fast, otherwise, the Camaro is just going to be another car. Not to mention the fact that dealerships like to mark these cars up too much, which ends up costing the consumer a lot more. Even the basic V6 models can cost you almost as much as a V8, and that’s not right.