I think both Ford and GM recognize that Mustang and Camaro have run their course on ICE platforms and the next iteration involves electrification which is a major shift. Mustang will prove this EXTREMELY well with their V8 Hybrid, alongside the Mach-E which has more torque than the Mustang GT today. If they don't make this transition, they will become anachronisms for retirees and I know Ford won't let that happen. The future of performance is all electric and I know Ford is going to make sure Mustang isn't rendered obsolete. We are approaching that point really quickly today already, Model 3 already smokes a Mustang GT. An entire generation is growing up not even thinking about Mustang because they think it's old school muscle car fake-fast (It looks and sounds fast, but isn't that fast). Camaro is just feeling this effect more quickly. There is no path toward growth without significant modernization.