I wonder if the aftermarket will take over if no convertible gets made in either the new Camaro or the Challenger. I remember there was a company that converted late 2nd gen Camaros and Firebird to convertible. Of course they werre absoultely butt ugly, top up or down. Those cars were not meant to be without a roof. T-tops were as good as it got. However, when the new 3rd gens came out, these cars screamed convertible. GM did not make the convertibles until I believe 2006 or 2007 if I remember correctly. However, you had companies like ASC and Greenwood (two that come to mind) that took these cars and made them convertibles. They actually did a decent job too. A friend of mine had an 84 Greenwood Z/28 convertible as well as I believe and 86 GTA Trans Am convertible. In fact, with the 84 Z/28, people used to ask all the time how he got a convertible and their jaws would drop. The coolness factor was way higher because GM had yet to make a convertible for themselves. To be honest, the quality of the convertible top was as good as if not better than what GM eventually came out with. So, even if GM kills the rag top, I am betting you can still get one, it just will be custom and you will undoubtedly pay a few dollars more for it. If GM officially kills the Camaro convertible, I am willing to bet there will be custom shops waiting eagerly to cut the tops off for GM. So Adam, your dream of a new Camaro convertible is not dead yet...just going to take a little longer and cost a little more.