In today’s age of information and technology, it’s hard for anything to remain a secret. No matter who you are or what you are doing, there will be someone around with a cell phone to take pictures of it. They can then post them on the internet for the entire world to see, too. That’s why it’s so hard to believe no photos of any sixth-generation Camaro prototypes have been leaked yet.
Due to the lack of spy shots, there seems to be an abundance of renderings. The latest come courtesy of CamaroG6.com, who have been keeping up with all the developments surrounding the next-gen pony car.
The new renderings, created by former GM intern Brian Geiszler, bear resemblance to the current car, albeit with more dramatic body lines and more of a fastback-style roof. This supports reports we’ve heard which say the next Camaro won’t stray too far from the current car in terms of design. In the rear of the car are large vents, which could expel air from the rear wheel wells if the car were real, in addition to a center-mounted exhaust and very slim taillights.
We’re bound to see a sixth-generation Camaro prototype or some sort of leaked detail eventually, but for now, these renderings will have to do. Let us know what you think of the design below and check out CamaroG6 for more photos of the rendering.
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I like it a lot. The only things I dislike are the center mounted exhaust (that’s corvette’s thing) and the sleeve shaped exhaust tips, this is a pony car, not a luxury sedan like the CTS, give it a pair of round tips.
I think it looks great too. It ups the aggression and is just different enough. I can live with the back end if the rest looks that good.
I think it looks pretty good too, considering a production version would have normal wheel size, real bumpers and a more realistic hoodscoop.
This looks pretty cool. I think that such a design would be quite a hit for a production car.
Neat looking car but not real producible. This is still pure show car as just the doors alone would be a major issue to make.
It is not shocking as we have not seen the real thing as that CTS you may have sitting next to you at the traffic light may just be a Camaro under the skin.
GM has tightened the news since the C7 leaks from a couple years ago. When they are ready we will see it.
While the real thing will not be like this I think he has the right idea of a little old look but a modern theme. They need to move this vehicle forward and more acceptable to a global market but yet still not be mistaken for anything but a Camaro on sight.
The real key is to keep this new car very user friendly and make it more than a 2+2 Corvette. People like the Camaro but as most are daily driven they still need to have room in the back for kids or adults and a trunk that people can still use.
Also it needs to appeal to females as in this segment the Camaro and Mustang sell a growing number of models to females who expect a car to be fun but also easy to see out of and use.
Now this looks like a Camaro should! I would buy this car in a heartbeat.
Horrible. A bigger sized 2 seater Saturn Sky. No back seats.
It is a lovely design again:-)
The design language looks Mazda, which is not a bad thing. The character lines run deep, and the retro touches are gone.
GM needs for this car to do more than just appeal to Baby Bommers & red necks which has been the sales break down for over a decade for Camaro and Mustang.
This car could attract the traditional bar plus younger, urban buyers who traditionally go import. Chevy must take back sales from Miata & Toyota who have done well attracting Gen X & Millennial shoppers.
This could also serve as Ann over reaching Chevy design language, something “Heartbeat” is NOT!