Ex-Stig Ben Collins doing massive donuts in a Hennessey HPE650 around the Autódromo de Tocancipá in Colombia. What's going on here?

The fans at Camaro5 snagged this first video of the upcoming hot Camaro Z28 taking its laps at the Nürburgring, producing a heart-warming rumble from an LSA V8 expected to gin out at least 550 hp.

The 2011 Chevy Camaro gets a V6 upgraded to 312 HP and no price change on the base V6 and SS models. The 2LT and 2SS models, however, get a $350 increase for the now-standard Heads Up Display. [Camaro5]

In a bid to win the hearts and minds of secretaries and poseurs, the 2011 Chevy Camaro V6 turns the pony car wars dial to 11 12 — with a new 2011 Ford Mustang V6-beating power rating of 312 HP.

There's a new Chevy Camaro, but with Pontiac dead, aftermarket shops are stepping into the Atlanta-bound-truck-trailer-filled-with-beer-sized breach, designing their own conversion kits for a new Trans Am. One shop's conveniently left theirs staged outside for a GMInsideNews forumite to photograph.

The Aussie love may go both ways if GM's "Maximum" Bob Lutz is to be believed. He claims while we'll get a Four-Door Corvette our friends down under will get a right-hand-drive version of the Chevy Camaro.

A commenter from Camaro5 spotted these eight 2011 Chevy Camaro Convertible production or pre-production models sunning themselves outside a Holden plant in Australia. One more photo below the jump.

More product news from GM's shindig this morning: the Chevy Camaro Convertible will arrive during the second quarter of next year. [Follow @RayWert on Twitter for more live updates.]

Want a cheap deal on a 300 HP V6-engined 2010 Camaro? Here's the second one to meet with some serious damage for only $16K. What a deal to let your mullet meet the open-windowed wind! One more pic below.

The 2011 Chevy Convertible is still coming, albeit not until the first quarter of 2011. For the next two years you'll just have to imagine your mullet flapping in the wind.