Sixth-Generation Camaro Renderings Continue To Trickle Out, Explore Possibilities
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The sixth-generation Camaro is due out for the 2016 model year and eager Chevrolet fans have already rendered the nameplates next iteration. This latest design, which was originally posted on the CamaroG6 Facebook page, takes on a more realistic approach, looking less like a design study and more like a production car than the renderings we previously featured.
The front end design borrows from the Bumblebee Camaro that was designed for the upcoming Transformers 4 movie, with a thin headlight setup, underlined by a set of LED lights that meshes into the skinny grille.
On the side, the rear quarter panel features the Camaro’s signature triple vent setup just before the rear-wheel arches. The window line is similar to the current fifth generation Camaro, while the lower part and rocker panel below the door is dramatically sculpted. The designer, who is unnamed as of yet, also included the rims and brakes from the 2014 Camaro Z/28.
Would you be happy if the sixth generation Camaro took a similar route to the design seen here, or is it all wrong? Let us know in the comments.
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The front looks a bit like the Buick Riviera concept and the Opel Monza concept.
Amazing– the bow tie is black and red! With caddy changing its shield, maybe chevy might dump the huge gold and chrome bow tie (granted the current camaro does have a smallish bow tie)?
Maybe GM has noticed how many camaro owners paint out the gold on their bow ties?
I saw G6 and immdeiatly wanted to read this even more, but then I found out it stood for “generation 6” (which is exactly what it meant for the Grand Am G6)! I don’t think Chevrolet will go bazzare with the 6th gen. Camaro. They will change it, but they will also keep styling elements from earlier Camaro’s. I hope they bring a 2.0t along with an LT1 to the picture!
if the new camaro looks like that absolutely going to purchase one.
Happy hell yes! More like fuck yes!
Ohhh no please GM don’t mess up the Camaro, this is awful!!!!!!!!
We’ll don’t get too excited as this not even close like the last one posted on this site.
The next gen will be as great as the first gen was to the second an second to the third.
It is time for many. To understand this car is no longer a so called pony car as it is now a true global get GT coupe reaching out to a much larger market.
This design is not really all that much different than the present car.
GM is going to advance this car much like they did the C7.
The way it will change but it will still not be mistaken for anything but a Camaro.
When it arrives half will love it half will hate it and a few months after intro 95% will love it.
What is more important is the new car will draw in more than 50 year old and older guys.
I would recommend that no one get too fixed on it looking like a rehash of the present model and let them do what they need to do.
This is the best rendering I’ve seen thus far and believe this iteration along with some world class tweaks to the interior will serve the ponycar wars well into the future.
Sorry but the future is more than Mustang vs. Camaro as the cars go global.
It is now the GT wars.
The real econo based pony wars have gone to the small econo based fwd turbo cars. Time markets and models have moved on.
GM needs to keep the distinctive shark like front end with its shark mouth grill.
Hopefully it has lost some weight without losing high speed road control.
I prefer C5 to C6
I like this better than the last rendering to show up here. I also think Scott has it pretty much right as well.
I’ll keep my SS thanks, looks like the mustang boys designed this one
just don’t like the sleepy eye look, any camaro look there, no
This is NOT a GM concept. This is literally a member on Camaro5.com who said “Here let me show you what my version of the 6th gen would look like.”
thank you for that valuable titbit, i can relax now .
That does look somewhat more realistic. I love the headlights melding into the narrow grill best. Cool and trim, not chunky, clunky and overdone. I hope that feature makes it to the real car.
bronc624, I’m trying to like it, i don’t see a camaro look to it, too much new age, do you see a camaro there , or new age camaro or what ???
I sure hope you are right Scott. The current car has very few owners under 40, and none of the guys I work with who are around age 30 like it at all and say it’s for old guys. The new car must advance and become a global car that is not stuck in the past, but somehow still be a Camaro. Very, very tough order to fill.
Robert, please see my reply to Scott. 🙂
We don’t want a smaller Camaro, we like it big and heavy like the current 5 th gen.
Where in the hell do you live? I am a mechanic and I work with about 400 to 500 guys ages from early 20’s to late 60’s and I must say every guy I run into just loves the Camaro old and young!
The only real complaint is most of them can’t afford one