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These Gen Six Camaro Shooting Brake Renderings Are Simply Sensational

Having come across the fifth-gen Camaro Shooting Brake modification that we recently shared with you last week, we have another one for you today – this time a rendering of a pre-facelifted, Gen Six Camaro.

Created by digital art creator known as Rain Prisk, the design seems to borrow certain styling cues from the Audi RS6 as well as the Buick Regal TourX wagon. The blue version shown above features gray fender moldings like those on the Regal TourX, and the lowered stance and aftermarket wheels help give it that extra something that makes it rather appealing.

Sixth-Gen Chevrolet Camaro Shooting Brake Rendering

Meanwhile, the rendering of this gray Camaro Shooting Brake differs from the blue one. It features a completely different rear window with a very distinctive, forward-leaning B-pillar as well as a “floating” C-pillar treatment, with the latter being a visual trick that blacks out the top-most portion of that pillar. This gray version loses the fender moldings of the blue one and puts on a different set of wheels with contrasted Pirelli lettering on the tires; the two centered exhaust tips are a nice touch. In fact, the design reminds us of the now-extinct Volvo C30.

Obviously, Chevy is not offering anything like this and we don’t imagine the brand having the gall to bring something like it to market, either as the Camaro Shooting Brake, a potential new Chevy Nomad, or something else entirely. Maybe Callaway can whip something up as it did with the C7 Corvette AeroWagon… come to think of it, Camaro AeroWagon has a nice ring to it, wouldn’t you say?

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  1. I like the gray CamAro although it looks as if one would bump there head on the top of the B-pillar, though it adds to a sporty look. It may take away form the smooth look but adding a tailgate would add functionality and aid in cargo loading/unloading. I know it would be short but it would be enough to sit on as long as the hatch went vert.

    The centered exhaust tips add to the clean look, Jeep used them on the Grand Cherokee SRT8 when first released to keep owners from towing with it.
    https://static.cargurus.com/images/site/2007/12/13/09/24/2006_jeep_grand_cherokee_srt8-pic-48404.jpeg

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  2. Excellent, how about a Camaro pick-up?. Perfect replacement for an El-Camino.

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  3. If they actually build a Shooting-Brake Camaro, I’ll never buy another Camaro.
    Deviating from the original concept. But, everyone is doing it!
    I suppose they hope it will increase sales.

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    1. “If they actually build a Shooting-Brake Camaro, I’ll never buy another Camaro.”

      Where you of the same opinion when GM changed the F-bodes from a coupe with a trunk to a coupe with a hatchback?

      What about the introduction of T-tops; the cheapskate version of a full-on convertible? Surely that was a gross deviation from the original concept.

      Perhaps the ultimate blasphemy was when the 5th gen was introduced, because it didn’t have t-tops or a hatchback!

      And what about all the 4 cylinder models!? Why, I’m sure whoever green-lighted that decision must have sounded the death kneel for Camaro.

      *sigh*

      If you’re worried about a shooting brake Camaro, you have don’t have enough going on.

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      1. Some of the things you mentioned were driven by economy, safety, and the environment and not just styling. But like I said, try these things, and see if they sell. If not, they won’t continue making them.

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  4. It’ll probably look that way, ugly front end and all. They love that boxy snowplow front end!

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  5. They need to make an SS pickup, shortbox 6.2

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  6. That could be good as a Chevy Nomad.

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  7. É lindo e a GM deveria dar essa opção aos seus clientes, seria o Nomad do seculo 21.

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