Ok it is now been 2 years since the hard top camaro has been released, has anyone seen the Mule car or you would think they would be testing the mule car.
Or is it that we didn't just see the new camaro concept and that car is really what the production verion is going to look like. Kinda ,like what they did with the Evo X?

 

GM is trying to keep the production Camaro as close as they can to the concept. The production version will be a little taller, a little narrower, have smaller wheels, different mirrors, and a few other little tweaks.

The testing mules have been disguised as Holden Commodores. There is one (that we know of) Camaro-bodied mule testing right now in Australia.

 

Have you seen this thread????

 

We should get our photochop experts to doctor a concept pic so it incorporates the new changes we saw in the Camo model edition.

 

I live close to the Detroit area and I am always on the lookout for a Camaro mule. If I see one I will take a picture with my cell phone. That is of course if I can keep from going into the ditch from my excitement.

 

You need to travel a little further south to find any at the moment.

 

Thank you for the info, i've been sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for the new camaro i'm sure like many of you. And i want one so bad i can taste it and i can't wait to tear my buddies 07mustang a new A^$hole once i get one. LONG LIVE THE CHEVY CAMARO

and damn i was hoping they were goning to keep the 20inch wheels not that i want to afford the tires for the wheels but they looked awesome on there

 

ok don't get upset about the next statement but...



I think there is room for some massive t-tops and they would look great on the car maybe one of our photo shop guys could show us what that would look like, cause i know that GM/chevy will not include this in the new camaro but it fun to think about

 

There have been plenty of photoshopped pictures of the concept with T-tops. None of them look good. T-tops just don't flow with the lines of the car.

 

sorry for the repost then