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We've all been champing at the bit to get another good look at the 2010 Chevy Camaro, which has been mostly uncovered already. But no one has real production shots like these, which are purported to be shots of them producing the 2010 Camaro from someone who got access to the production facility. Those look like Camaros to us. Come on, the robots can't keep their hands off of them. Thanks to J for passing them along
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We heard about the release date yesterday, but today we've stumbled upon some of the screenshots from the latest addition to the Midnight Club series. These screenshots feature the likes of the Nissan R34 Skyline GT-R, Saleen S302 Extreme and S7, Dodge Challenger SRT8, 2010 Chevy Camaro and a 2008 Cadillac CTS even appears blurry in the background. Wow, that's quite the repertoire of drivable vehicles in the open-world racing game. More »
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Well, we really like the 2010 Chevy Camaro in black. Seriously — a lot. But in white? Not so much. Never matter, we're always happy to see new details on the new muscle car from the General's budget bargain basement brand. So what's the new detail we found — other than we really don't like the new mullet-mobile in white? Well, the engineering team is in Florida along I-75 with at least one white and one black Camaro and they're doing testing of the engine to see how it performs in high humidity. Well, guess they didn't want to wait for the summer in Detroit, eh? We've included two more shots below, as well as the rest of our spy photos of the new 2010 Chevy Camaro.
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UPDATE:New shots, more shots — yes, we're swimming in the Aussie muscle-love. Yup, just like the camo-heavy shots we've already seen, these new sans-camouflage shots of the upcoming production version of the Chevy Camaro show us the new mullet-mobile is definitely hotter dressed up in black. I don't even think we need to say anything more about it — well — except for maybe that interior's still looking pretty similar to the spy shots of the interior we've already shown you. So take that, Mr. Welburn. (Hat tip to Jon, Jason and Brandon!)
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We've got ourselves a new spy photo in showing off the black-on-black grille of the 2009 Chevy Camaro caught in winter testing in Sweden. After seeing this shot we're not embarrassed to tell you it's looking pretty bad-ass. Maybe we just needed to see the black-on-black look to start believing that. Although it does look as though the engineering team didn't get the memo from Lutz about removing camo from all the Camaro test units. In other news, we're getting really tired of writing alliterative phrases here about Brenda Priddy and her cadre of spy photographers, so screw it — we're not doing it. Want a high-res shot of the Camaro camo-less front end? Click here. And click here for the 2009 Camaro engine and interior spy photos. More »
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Our love of all things El Camino is being tested once again by these drawings from designer Bo Zoland of the El Camaro, based on the upcoming 2009 Chevy Camaro. This comes on the heals of the concept GMC Denali XT and word of the impending Pontiac GT ST, which should have El Camino proportions. We think Darryl Hannah would drive one. What else do you need? More »
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Maybe the 2009 Chevy Camaro just wants to build a snowman. Or maybe just do some figure eights. Whatever the reason, the quick-to-the-shot spy shooters at KGP have snagged some photos of the 2009 Chevy Camaro playing around in the snowy winter wonderland that is Detroit. While the shots aren't exactly like the Camaro interior pictures or the Camaro engine bay shots we showed you a few weeks back, they do share a striking similarity — both are blurry as all get out. Full spy report from KGP after the jump.
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These new photos of a disguised 2009 Chevy Camaro reveal for the first time the location of the fuel door in the right rear quarter panel. It had been rumored the gas cap would be upward facing, as on the concept. Also evident in these photos are amber turn signals in the rear fascia. These shots were taken in Australia, where that color turn signal lense is required, so US market Camaros could still feature all red rear lenses. [Via Camaro5.com] More »
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Well, it's certainly been raining spy photos of the 2009 Chevy Camaro around these parts this week, isn't it? First it was our first set of interior photos of the new Camaro, and then word last night Chevy's new two-door man-o-war was making its way into LA. Our super-secret sources have snapped some more blurry camera phone shots for us of Chevy's new muscle car and for the first time we're able to take a look at the engine bay of the new RWD Aussie mullet-master. Unfortunately, it's only housing an engine with a 6 in it rather than a big ol' V8, but beggars can't be choosers. We're assuming that's the 3.6-liter that's currently found in the Pontiac G8. In addition to the engine pr0n, we've also got a hot shot of interior shots — with a little bit more detail than before. So what can we now say conclusively? Well, we're liking the door panels and the lighting on the center stack is helping to make things look a little bit less plastic-y. And check out that halo of light around the tach and speedo! And oh yes, it appears the Camaro will have OnStar.
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Though it may be a violation of some obscure TSA regulation, we're happy to see shots of the 2009 Chevy Camaro being delivered to LAX as it means the new bowtied muscle car is that much closer. These particular photos were snapped by an attentive member of the Camaro5 forum who happens to work the graveyard shift at the big airport. They even come in camouflaged and non camouflaged versions, which makes us think they were too lazy to rip off the tape before sending it over. More »
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Like you we've now had some time to really pore over those spy shots of the interior of the 2009 Chevy Camaro we ran on Saturday, so now we've got a number of questions. Chief among them is whether or not the key to turning the traction control nanny all the way off will be to tap in up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start. Or maybe that just gets us an extra 100 feathered roach clips and a weathered Neil Young backstage pass. Well whatever it may be, in case you missed the hot shot of spy shots, click through again for another look at the 09 Camaro interior. Or hit up the gallery again below. More »
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Despite "Maximum" Bob Lutz pulling the skirt up and over the head of the exterior of the new Camaro, we've yet to see any official shots of the interior. And that last set of interior spy photos of the 2009 Chevy Camaro we saw were — how shall we say this — a bit tarp-covered? While this new set of the new mullet-mobile from down under is lacking in camouflage and plastic sheeting, it more than makes up for it in Cloverfield-like motion blur. Note to camera phone owners — please stand perfectly still when taking shots. Trust us, it helps. But even bearing in mind the fuzzy-wuzzy nature of the shots — these shots do get us a little more up-close and personal with the new muscle car from the General's budget-brand. We can clearly see the four indicator gauges on the center stack — one each for "torque," battery voltage, oil pressure and oil temperature. While we know this is still a pre-production interior and we're hoping the General will be updating much of the materials we see being used (as well as those stock Holden seats), we believe this is the final direction for the overall interior layout. Given that, we have to admit the instrument cluster looks mighty scary to us — like some kind of alien beast staring out from the dashboard. True this alien beast seems to have a steering wheel with the new Camaro logo for a mouth, but who are we to judge, right? (Big tip of the hat to Marcin!)
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The front end of the 2009 Chevy Camaro's just been revealed. The back Camaro's backside is already all over the web, but really, this is what everybody has been waiting for. We'll just let you tell us what you think without any wasteful editorialization. Not with this car pr0n in front of us. Go ahead, talk amongst yourselves. More »
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This just goes to show you that not only do our brethren at Gizmodo eat, sleep and breath gadgets, but so does the 2009 Chevy Camaro concept, in its Bumblebee transformed and larger than life form. More »
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Looks like Bob Lutz, main product man for the General, has decided he's sick and tired of the spy photographer rat race on the new 2009 Chevy Camaro. So, rather than play the war of escalation with the shutterbugs, he's ordered Ed "I Live To Serve" Peper to remove all cladding from the new Chevy muscle car while it continues testing in Australia and the US mere hours after the latest batch of shots made their way onto the 'net. Who knew our little site could make such an impact? To further make the point clear, Peper's dropped a very tiny picture of the rear end of the mullet-mobile running round a test track. Ed, thanks, but we'll stick to the clear-as-day spy shots we were showing off earlier. But hey, Bob — I think you should maybe watch out that Brenda Priddy doesn't take a swing at you in Detroit. [Fastlane Blog] More »
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The spy shooters of KGP have snagged us one heckuva get — these are the best shots to date of the 2009 Chevy Camaro caught on a car trailer — including the very first interior shots we've yet seen. We'll have all the shots up in a moment, but we've got the full spy report below the jump. UPDATE: All the photos added below. Looks like the interior's remaining true to the concept interior and one thing's for sure about the exterior — it's certainly got big tires and as we saw earlier — a B-pillar. And these pictures show us a much more clear look at the deisgn integration than the first Camaro spy photos we shared with you last month — or better than the sneaky Camaro camera-phone shot.
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Camaro5 has a new shot of what appears to be a bright white 2009 Chevy Camaro — with very little camouflage. Yes, this muscular muscle car is sporting significantly less camo than the Camaro photos we spent bank on yesterday. What do y'all think? (Hat tip to Jason!) [Camaro5] More »
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So, we finally decided we wanted to look at those shots of the 2009 Chevrolet Camaro testing in Australia we showed you earlier from Edmunds InsideLine at a little higher resolution than what the Inside-Liners are able to offer. So we contacted the good folks who work with "Handy" Hans & Christa Lehmann to determine the pricing of their shots and decided it was well worth it to buy a couple for our loyal readers. What we've determined is that the photographer didn't just catch a single Camaro — but rather an entire fleet of Camaro production cars. As we're sure Admiral Ackbar would say — if he'd been Aussie, of course — "Mate! It's a trap!" Get out of there Lehmanns, save yourselves! Full spy report before they're captured by the evil Empire after the jump. More »
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UPDATE: We bought the durn pictures ourselves and as you can see, it wasn't just a new 2009 Chevy Camaro caught — it was a fleet of them! It seems that spy photos nabbed a pair of Chevy Camaro prototypes testing around Melbourne, Australia. They were, no surprise, accompanied by a pair of Ford Mustangs. From what we can see of the heavily disguised Camaro, it certainly seems to borrow heavily from the Camaro and Camaro prototypes we've already seen. The Camaro is slated for production early in 2009, followed later by a Camaro convertible. Pics of the concept production Camaro fleet caught below and full spy report below the jump.
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The very strange-looking man over at The Hollywood Extra is claiming he knows the start dates for production of the new Chevy Camaro. According to this Burlapp character, the production dates are: More »
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We don't know what's worse — this picture of GM design guru hugging the new Chevy Camaro down under. Or the fact it was taken by Bob Lutz with his Treo Blackberry Curve. Seriously. If you don't believe it, we've got some shots below of "Maximum" Bob taking some shots with his Treo at the GM reveal at the Frankfurt Auto Show. Oh Bob, you tech geek, you! [via GM FastLane Blog] More »
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