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Chevrolet Camaro Pickup Truck Rendered

We’ve already seen Camaro-esque styling applied to the front end of crossovers like Chevrolet Blazer and the Chevrolet Trailblazer, but what about a Chevrolet Camaro off-roader? What would a creation like that look like? To answer the question, Instagram user and vehicular artist @tuningcar_ps has created the following Camaro pickup truck rendering.

Although we are currently unaware of any plans to expand the Chevrolet Camaro nameplate to include an off-roader pickup truck, we do know that the current sixth generation will reach the end of its life around 2023, and that its replacement may not be in the form we’ve come to expect. Nevertheless, this just-for-fun rendering does provide a unique look at a somewhat unexpected styling mashup.

Interestingly, the artist chose to base this Chevrolet Camaro pickup off the Ford F-150 Raptor, rather than one of GM’s many pickup truck offerings. As such, the styling mashup gets even weirder, with the Chevy fascia somewhat at odds with the Blue Oval brand’s window line and various body styling elements.

The artist offers up multiple iterations of the same rendering, each with a few experimental tweaks added here and there to help them stand out. These include different paint colors, different pillar treatments, different underbody protection plates, and different lighting. We also noticed black Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 style wheels, which were sized down and wrapped in off-roader rubber to complete the overall theme.

While we’re sure that the purists out there are fuming at the idea of applying anything from the Camaro to a truck, we should at least applaud the artist’s willingness to take a risk, regardless of the results.

What do you think? Is this Camaro pickup rendering on the right track, or is it a blasphemous combination that’s simply not meant for this world? Let us know in the comments, and make sure to subscribe to GM Authority for more Chevrolet Camaro news, Chevrolet news, and around-the-clock GM news coverage.

Jonathan is an automotive journalist based out of Southern California. He loves anything and everything on four wheels.

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  1. Looks like a hacked up Camaro, Raptor, and global Ranger

    You guys should commission The Sketch Monkey to do renders/chops. No offense but your in house ones aren’t much better then the one above.

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  2. I hope you got that one for free!

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    1. Leave that rendering on paper, I’ll go for the next generation Colorado by that timeline, GM really needs to do some research on Ford and Dodge on what they do to sustain longevity in their Muscle Cars and get on board fast, I love the Camaro but not in this form.

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  3. Agreed… stop wasting time on these pointless renderings.

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  4. The idea is awesome…………………….the rendering, not so much. It doesn’t take much though, to make it better.

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  5. Looks is not really enough especially if the engine selection is a choice between EcoTec turbo 4-cyl engines and not the 650 hp LT4 supercharged 6.2L V8 used by the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1.

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  6. If the Camaro must be a pickup, base it off the current Alpha or new VSS-R with a “Nomad” option too, have 3 Camaro bodystyles (coupe, shooting brake, pickup).

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  7. give me a break, just call it a El Camino and leave the trucks alone, stupid GM

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  8. Where do you stupid corporate bastards get these crazy friggin ideas….out of your ass????? Why don’t you re-design the Aztec!!!!! JERK -OFFS!!!!!!!!!!

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  9. Does the word “fugly” come to mind to anyone besides me?

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  10. Camaro/do Camino would be better

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  11. Hell yeah if it comes with 6 2 SS I have the car but I would definitely buy that truck it would take place of the Avalanche that I loved but sold.

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  12. Hell yeah! It would make it easier to decide, pick up or Camaro? Why not both in the same package.? I was thinking about something like this myself.

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  13. Yes. The same one who designed the tail paintwork for American Airlines.

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  14. its weird but its cool I think its amazing what you can do with vehicles on photoshop

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