Artist Renders Outrageous Widebody Chevy Camaro
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Right out of the box, the sixth-generation Chevy Camaro is a looker, with aggressive styling and muscle-bound lines. Now, one digital artist is taking the Chevy Camaro to a new level with this outrageous widebody and supercharger treatment.
Recently posted to social media by digital artist Timothy Adry Emmanuel, a.k.a. @adry53customs, this rendering elevates the aggression to absurd new levels, slamming the two-door to the ground and adding considerable girth front to back.
The front end is equipped with a new carbon fiber splitter that connects around the grille, leading to up-turned fins in the corners. Up top is a new hood with a massive power bulge running down the center, out of which we spot a polished blower and air scoop, flanked by a set of vents running down the sides.
In the profile, we see this Chevy Camaro riding on a set of aftermarket deep-dish wheels, wrapped in Toyo tires and neatly tucked under the outrageously flared-out fenders. We also see the Transformers logo applied to the doors and fenders, making this show-stopper look like “Bumble Bee got some steroids.”
Moving around to the rear of the rendering, we see a trunk-lid spoiler supported by a V-shaped brace attached to the rear bumper. A new carbon fiber rear diffuser houses two polished exhaust tips. And although the artist did not do a full rendering of the interior, it looks as though the cabin of the Camaro includes a pair of racing buckets and a roll cage.
Indeed, this Chevy Camaro is utterly outrageous, with a ton of wild details added just about everywhere. Check it out right here:
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Unfortunately, the future of the Chevy Camaro nameplate remains uncertain, with the current sixth-generation set for discontinuation around the 2024 model year. Following the sunset of the sixth-gen model, the Chevy Camaro nameplate may be revived as a new all-electric sedan.
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This isn’t for the people that don’t or can’t see out the windows on the stock Camaro.
Can almost see over the dumb ass hood. Should be illegal . Waste of money and where do you drive it safely.
It’s an artist’s rendering, it is not real, so there was no money wasted and you can’t drive it anywhere. Personally I think it is cool and would take it for a test drive in a heartbeat if someone did build it. The artist did a great job!
Love it 😀 is it for sale
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