.....as trivial as it may be...

We can now confirm the existence of a Silver fiberglass coupe concept... that has been under wraps in Australia.

 

Hasn't that one been down there for months?

 

Who's "we"?? Camaroz28.com or we as in a generic "we".

 

Not sure how long, but it makes sense they did one for the engineers to have onsite.

There are updates to the show calendar for concept appearances. Included in those new dates are tentative appearances for the silver fiberglass car in Manilla and Shanghai.

New tentative shows added... Kansas City, Knoxville, Albuquerque, and Pittsburgh.

 

We as in anyone who received Scott's email updating the concept appearances schedule.

 

...and what was the original Silver Coupe Concept made of?? Not fibreglass?? Or is your point that there is now ANOTHER Silver Coupe Concept??

 

This is a 2nd push car, like the red fiberglass car, that was done for the developement team in Australia.

 

Pics yet?

 

Why? Wouldn't it look exactly like the existing silver one we've seen in pics for the past year plus?

 

Yes, I was being sarcastic.

serious question...since it was for the development team in Oz...Could it be any closer to production looking?

and

Bob Lutz said that he has to look at the door handles to tell which one is which...so, are there more cars out there that we don't know about yet...some being a production version?

 

The Australian push car was probably done shortly after the red push car. I would expect it to be a clone of the red push car.

As far as Lutz and Peper's comments.... I would guess it's most likely the Tech Center cranked out a mockup of the production car, and this is what they were referring to. That's pure speculation on my behalf.

 

Ah...I'm out of the loop since I changed my email addy.

 

So what is the significance of a push car down under?

 

Shanghai and Manila may get to see it?

 

you mean this?

http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mell...25729100076D60

I thougt they are going to show the real thing. There is no word of a concept (but the engine data is wrong)