damn that was fast, i really wish some of the people commenting on this authenticity would speak up. This reminds me of the constant debates over which size engine the new Z06 would have, and all the people claiming to have connections where wrong. Either speak up or keep your mouth shut.

 

What happened to the C6 guy?

 

hmm, good thing i got to see 'em before they where removed. kinda wishing i would have saved 'em, but hopefully we will get the real thing in about a month anyways.

 

DAMMIT! I didn't get to see it!!!

If anyone out there who saved the images feels the urge to send them to me, I won't stop you .

 

Big nasty lawsuit.

GM is very harsh with people who distribute their media before its suppose to go out to the public.

I’m not sure about these pics, I really don’t think they are the Concept we are waiting for but they must be close enough to real to ruffle someone’s feathers at GM.

 

I’d say my sources are right ¾’s of the time. So take that as you will.

It was a real clay car that is directly related to the 5th Gen, and will almost certainly share styling cues with NAIAS concept, but not the NAIAS concept itself.

 

if yall are worried about the general slapping your wrist (those of you who saved the images) dont post up about having them, and dont send them out...

 

LOL, so they were real.

 

Nice photos! Thanks for the early viewing.

GM should build it.

JB

 

I'm thinking they should go with the passenger side of the car, but do something with the side mirrors and taillights.

 

Yeah, I'm really crying. a little thought and you could have had it just on the door, the fender, whatever. It's a moot point now, but use your head next time! There was no reason to make a watermark that big.

 

Sorry guys, we were contacted by GM shortly after posting these pics, and we gladly removed them at their request. We had no idea that these were any different from the 100s of other Camaro renderings and models circulating out on the net, but I guess we know now.

I guess we will all have to wait until the January Detroit Auto Show to see the real thing, I only hope it is similar to the clay model we posted here. I'll be first in line to buy one!