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No Transmission issues. But the run flat tires are noisy, and it's my fault the car sit for months at a time due to my job. But after about a hour of driving they seem to guite down. I'm still under the factory warranty and I have never shift the transmission manually. Nor have I use launch control, not even when I went to the drag strip. If I keep the car I might put an extension on my warranty, that only if I keep the car.

Thank you, 4000 miles and still running good 👍

It's been 2 years and so far I have had no problem.

Thanks 😊

Real world gas mileage is, I have gotten 36 miles per gallon, if the cruise is on a tail wind no hills a flat highway. Change any of these praminters. And it's at 32,34 on a constant basis. And at speed around 60 to 70 mph. Driving like grandma 👵.

Had to call off my new 2023 camaro build, do to the dealership, didn't want to give me for my 2022 what the car is worth. So I guess I will be keeping my car 🚗.

Well honestly, the car only has 2200 miles. So its wearing 👍 ok. And I don't drive the car in the winter months. So for me and my driving habits, it's OK 👍

I paid 38,935.00 and I like ordering, because you can make it your original design, it's like a fine painting a beautiful picture, that is your designed and you can make it a 1 of 1 if you put the Wright or the wrong options in it. I was watching Barrett Jackson and this 1969 Camaro came across the stage and the person who order it back in 1969 built a 1 of 1 camaro based on color and options.

My bad, was thinking about when I was last here in my 1986 mustang LX 5.0 coupe. Back in the day.

Thank 😊 you 😊

Yes I want to help guys and girls who want to order cars. There is a guy on UA-cam called BLUPRINT_1LE and he has some great advice on ordering and purchasing a new camaro. Most dealership tend to not waste there allocation on slow moving vehicles. They tend to want faster moving vehicles, that won't sit on their lots. In other words they would rather order SUV vehicles because they tend to sale better and faster. And they in this market love to mark vehicles, they call it market adjustment. 🙄 when I order my camaro at time of ordering my car, I ask the sales person are you marking up this car and he said no so I put the order in. Clarification and documentation, and a signature is very important. And then you wait. Hopefully this will help.

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No the dealer didn't add a separate option sticker, to the car, only the window sticker. And I paid full window sticker. No discounts, On the car, I did qualified for one discount but didn't have the paperwork from my job so I purchased the car without any discount. And it would require me to go back to New Jersey 2 1/2 hours and back to Maryland. To finish up the paperwork. With the price of gas and tolls I would have never got any discount on the car. But after I purchased my car, I seen dealership marking camaro LT1 up as much as 7,000 dollars over window sticker. Hopefully this answers your question.

Thank you 😊, my plan is to order another camaro hopefully a 2023. Before threr all gone.

@@Osotc777 yeah I completely understand... my son is in college and I had to buy him a new car back in November and I have to get a new pickup truck for myself. But deep down inside I want to get a Camaro before they quit making them but I don't have the money or credit to get both. I really like that wheel, paint, and interior selection. Plus I used to have a Camaro B4C which was a pretty fun little sleeper so there's something very appealing about the LT1 clean simple all business attitude. Again congrats!

Thank you 😊. Sorry for the slow response, busy at work.

My days of drag racing are over, but just little curious about how fast the car is in the 1/4 mile or 1320 feet. That's why the drag strip have a Test and Tune night for those of us who would like to get a time ticket on our cars I have no intentions on racing this car full time, like i stated in a earlier post i purchased the car for cruiseing. But when myself and a few good friends are bench racing around the camp fire, about our cars from the past and present, I can say my car runs this time in the 1/4 mile. Just a few older guys remembering there glory days from there past.

Stock tires no mods.

@@Osotc777 That's crazy, I tried to do a 0 to 60 in mine on a street with warm tires and I still spun out bad.

@@LT1_Danny It took me awhile to learn the technique, I use to go to industrial development with big packing lots, on weekends and practice on launching the car. Our normal response is to hammer the accelerate through the floorboard of the car, cross our fingers and hope for the best. But practice makes perfect. And it takes time to learn a new car, what it like and what it doesn't like. You will be successful in time, stick with it.

@@Osotc777 Have you tried launching it? I've heard that launching it gives you better times. On rolls, I've figured out the sweet spots though. These LT1s love 40 and 60 rolls.

@@LT1_Danny I recently discovered launch control from watching videos on you tube, when I made my past I didn't use launch control, would like to go back to the track and see if it would help me to get a better time. I have a friend that runs 12,00 at 119 MPH in bone stock trim, and he got time tickets to prove it. And he's has a 10 speed automatic transmission as well. So not to be out done my my friend I need at least 11,99 at 120 MPH. These has been my quest since the 80s, before life happen, To see how fast we can get a stock car to run, as it came from the factory, with no aftermarket enhancements. Not racing anymore just racing the time clock. And haveing fun 👍 😊 ☺️

Thank you 😊, you are correct, with a drag radial I think the car would be in the 11 second range. But just a little concern about breaking the rear carrier unit, axel, drive shaft, just watch a video where Hot1le said that GM wants 4000.00 dollars to put a new clutch pressure and throw our bearing. In his camaro ss ile, and GM would not cover it under warranty. And the problem was reported when car was first purchased. That's why I only run in street tires. I had some bad experience with my local Ford dealership back in the day when my t-5 transmission went in my mustang. Now once the warranty is over LOOKOUT, IM ALL IN, but in the meantime and between time, I must behave. Lol 😆.

@@Osotc777 Yeah that’s actually one of the reasons I ordered the automatic. I’ve known a few people to have problems with their manual cars, even direct from the factory who then get screwed out of warranty when the dealer says it’s an abuse problem. In my instance I was just planning to swap the rims/tires out if there was a problem. Luckily it’s one of those components that’s super easy to swap before you take it in for service. From what I know anyways the rear end is the same as the SS which comes with a wider rim/tire combo anyways but I don’t blame you for not wanting to deal with it. I won’t be touching any performance related items on mine until it goes over warranty either. Hurts knowing a tune, intake, headers and e85 can put another 75hp on the car and I can’t touch it for 50k miles. Lol

@@ScizzyGibbler Yes your right, it seems to me that any warranty issues that come to the dealer related to a camaro, Corvette or blacking caddy, that deals with the proformance side of the car, seems to me to be denied under warranty claims. That's just my opinion. I remember one of my friends having a Corvette and he took it to service and because the dealer saw rubber in the rear wheel wells they denied his warranty claims, and black list 😒 his car so no other dealer would fix it. He traded it in and purchased a Grand National. I don't feel like a arguing with some service person and raising my blood pressure because they won't fix my car, So I stay stock. Until warranty is over.

I look at the camaro starting back in 2016 and test drove one back then. And collected brochures and information from 2016 until current day. But financially I wasn't ready. To make the purchase until I sold some of my cars. And I'm so glad that I waited. Because the LT1 wasn't available until 2020. And the 2016 SS camaro costs, back then, more money for the way the dealer were equipping them, And the LT1 came with the 10 speed transmission, which was a game changer in the proformance and gas mileage side. And compared to the SS camaro which I think is awesome. For me it's a bit pricey. But you get way more standard features with the SS car. Especially in the safety and eye candy areas of the cockpit. And for me I was really chasing the proformance at a inexpensive price.

Thank you, 😊 trying in a few weeks to get a better time. Still learning the car 🚗.

Can’t wait to take mine to Atco. I’m still getting used to the clutch release/grab points.

@@2010redtele Nice, i know when I purchased my first stick car a mustang which i still have its exact twin to unto this day just a different color, l love stick cars its what I learned how to drive on. And it took me a while to learn how to launch it without spinning the tires. It's a precise science, but once you master it, it's a hard combination to beat. Hopefully we can meat up at Atco drag strip. And share some techniques on driving and launching our cars. I'm all about sharing knowledge. It makes us all better and safer drivers. If the weather permits and I don't get stuck at work I plan to be at Atco in April most likely on a Friday night, Test and Tune.

Cool, would love to meet you there!

@@2010redtele When I go to Atco drag strip, will text you when I'm going it will be after Easter, and on a Friday night weather permitting.

Your 100 percent write, back in the day when I use to race my mustang, in street tires, and most my friends would run drag radials. They always had better times than me. I quess I was trying to play it safe, and trying not to break anything.

Congratulations please stay in contact on a regular basis with your dealership, I have no problems, but I only have 1700 miles on the car. I just scheduled my first oil change next week. And the dealer told me, you time out, not mileage out. But the car has been great. I do have one concern it was and is a little thirsty and only likes premium ⛽️ gas. Will put up a video of costs of ownership. Once again congrats on your new purchase.

Congratulations, You must put up some pictures of your car, when it comes in.

I own as my daily driver a 2021 Toyota Rav4 XSE hybrid. Which get great gas mileage. My Camaro is my weekend fun car, in nice weather. And I'm really considering a all electric vehicle. Do to the prices at the pump, But its the kid in me that thist for the roar of a V8 occasionally. But if your going to be committing with your Camaro I would really consider another vehicle 🤔 if it were me. And the gas mileage on my Camaro is in the low 20 and occasionally will go into the 30 range if your driving like grandma. Go to one of the rental car companies and rent a SS camaro for weekend to see in real time what the gas mileage is like. It's cheaper than buying the car only to get shocked 😲 about the gas mileage.

Thank you 😊

Thank you, I did remove the plastic, LOL 😆 after I got seat covers.

Thank you

@@Osotc777 Update: I placed my order for my (most likely) '23 LT1 a few weeks ago. I went Riverside Blue & M6 with same interior and wheels as yours. Now we wait to see when GM will pick up the order... Thanks for showing the gray interior! It really influenced me to get it instead of the all black.

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