Check the Chevy website. It has a different looking Camaro script/font as compared to the 3rd/4th gen style.
Looks sort of gimmicky to me. I prefer the old style personally.

 

Just looks a bit blockier than before, I think that fits fine on this more angled concept

 

The pics I saw, I thought it was the same, then I was looking at some close ups and its the same style thats on all the new Chevys like Impala. I was hoping for something more unique.

 

agreed. I really do think the font matches the car much better than the "old" font.

 

i like the new font

 

I love how everything from the entire car concept right down the the font "CAMARO" is being picked at - and that's not a sarcastic remark, I think it's awesome.

 

Must. Find. Font. Now.

 

next thing you know, we'll be complaining about the car having Goodyears on it.

 

It has Goodyears on it? Oh #%^& that, I am not buying it, my ideal Camaro has to Pirelli p-Zero's, and anyone who buys it is just dumb

 

I wouldn't mind Goodyears coming on the Camaro, if they were the Eagle F1 GS-D3s. I have a set on mine, and these tires kick ***, rain or dry (although they are the worst tires I have ever used in the snow). Ferrari must think they are good too, because they come stock on the F430. They are priced pretty decently too, as far as performance tires go.

Sorry to turn this post into an advertisement for Goodyear, but if GM goes with Goodyears again on the 5th gen, I don't want crappy ones like the "performance z-rated" GSCs that came stock on the z28s.

 

i agree about the Eagle F1s. i'm still running RS-As on my 96 and don't have any complaints about them. the GSCs never really felt that great to me on any LS1 car i ever drove.

i think for production though, the F1s might just be wishful thinking. we'll probably get something from Goodyear, but alittle lower on the scale. although, i got a feeling if they go with the offset sized rims on the performance models, we might see run-flats.

 

Yeah, that seems like a possibility.