FamousZ

The theory is false.. Here there are more 3rd gens than anything.. Here it would go 3rd,4th,1st,2nd.. Does that look in order? Nope dont think so.. The 2nd gen fbody is really rare around here.. Almost never have seen one driving around..

blue89vert

i see equal amounts of all gens

camaro94

I think 2nd gens are pretty rare in most places.

And I see a foxbody almost every d@mn time I turn around.

97z2801ss

yep there is 134238947328 foxbodys here in WI

SOMBirdV6

134238947329 of them here in dfw alone.

archemedes

that's because most rotted away, the 70's was a horrible time for quality from any car company, the steel just sucked (my 75 was way worse than any of my '69s were and sat in the same area, and was actually better cared for)

SOMBirdV6

Bah...the challenger and camaro were both close together at the state fair here. The challenger is nothing exciting to look at its design is so basic and plain its like...cool? got 70s? Then u look at the Camaro and u actually see something fresh and new that resembels its heritage. Ask anyones whos seen the car in person pictures dont do justice AT ALL.


I do like the challenger yes, look much better then the sad faced mustang but come on....where is dodge gona go next after this style ages? Atleast camaro can evolve from the concept.

paarman97maro

Ive seen em both in person. I still like the challenger better... But I also saw the gay red camaro.

...Dodge doesnt have nearly the rut to get out of as Chevy does. Dodge has a very nice line up right now.

camaro94

I've seen the camaro in person, and I think it looks better in the pics than it does in real life. Id on't have a problem with nostalgia design. In fact most of my favorite cars are 70's cars... And as it stands, if I had the cash when they both came out, I'd be picking the Challenger. Now if GM wants to bring a 'bird into the game they might win me over, but without that, no chance.