2004-5 Camaro???maybe??maybe not??
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Originally posted by danziger
I guess I'm in the minority, but I think that concept looks pretty badass. I like the chevy truck cues on the grill and the long hood/short deck look. If they offer that car with 350+HP at around $30,000, I'd buy it.
I guess I'm in the minority, but I think that concept looks pretty badass. I like the chevy truck cues on the grill and the long hood/short deck look. If they offer that car with 350+HP at around $30,000, I'd buy it.
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Originally posted by Pandamonkey
I'm not drawn to it.............but I would like to know who built that car...........
I'm not drawn to it.............but I would like to know who built that car...........
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Count me in as one of very few who insist that's a photo of a real car 
I don't care what the little story next to it says. No other concept car computer model we've ever seen has ever had that amount of natural features, primarily the light reflections and extreme detail. I would not be surprised *at all* to see this car (with an appropriate front end, please!) emerge as the real 5th gen from the current secrecy at Great Mystery a.k.a. GM.
I don't care what the little story next to it says. No other concept car computer model we've ever seen has ever had that amount of natural features, primarily the light reflections and extreme detail. I would not be surprised *at all* to see this car (with an appropriate front end, please!) emerge as the real 5th gen from the current secrecy at Great Mystery a.k.a. GM.
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Originally posted by kizz
Count me in as one of very few who insist that's a photo of a real car I don't care what the little story next to it says. No other concept car computer model we've ever seen has ever had that amount of natural features, primarily the light reflections and extreme detail. I would not be surprised *at all* to see this car (with an appropriate front end, please!) emerge as the real 5th gen from the current secrecy at Great Mystery a.k.a. GM.
Count me in as one of very few who insist that's a photo of a real car
I don't care what the little story next to it says. No other concept car computer model we've ever seen has ever had that amount of natural features, primarily the light reflections and extreme detail. I would not be surprised *at all* to see this car (with an appropriate front end, please!) emerge as the real 5th gen from the current secrecy at Great Mystery a.k.a. GM.
Programs such as Macromedia Fireworks can do this move with literally only a few clicks of the mouse...
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Originally posted by kizz
Count me in as one of very few who insist that's a photo of a real car I don't care what the little story next to it says. No other concept car computer model we've ever seen has ever had that amount of natural features, primarily the light reflections and extreme detail. I would not be surprised *at all* to see this car (with an appropriate front end, please!) emerge as the real 5th gen from the current secrecy at Great Mystery a.k.a. GM.
Count me in as one of very few who insist that's a photo of a real car
I don't care what the little story next to it says. No other concept car computer model we've ever seen has ever had that amount of natural features, primarily the light reflections and extreme detail. I would not be surprised *at all* to see this car (with an appropriate front end, please!) emerge as the real 5th gen from the current secrecy at Great Mystery a.k.a. GM.
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Kidding or insane... take your pick. A very old artist rendering of what the "next generation" Camaro "could" look like based on neo-retro styling and Chevy's new "cross-bar" theme, circa 2000-2001.
FWIW, I like the cross-bar theme on the Chevy truck line, especially on the SSR. However, for God's sake Chevy guys... lose that on any "perfomance" cars you have planned!
If the Next Vette and Chevelle SS have it... I ain't buying!
FWIW, I like the cross-bar theme on the Chevy truck line, especially on the SSR. However, for God's sake Chevy guys... lose that on any "perfomance" cars you have planned!
If the Next Vette and Chevelle SS have it... I ain't buying!
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Originally posted by jg95z28
FWIW, I like the cross-bar theme on the Chevy truck line, especially on the SSR. However, for God's sake Chevy guys... lose that on any "perfomance" cars you have planned!
FWIW, I like the cross-bar theme on the Chevy truck line, especially on the SSR. However, for God's sake Chevy guys... lose that on any "perfomance" cars you have planned!
steve