(New)Teaser video 06 Camaro Concept 1/9
01-09-2006, 12:07 AM
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(New)Teaser video 06 Camaro Concept 1/9 GM Insider site is struggling to stay on but i managed to save the link
http://mirror.gminsidenews.com/camaro.wmv
http://mirror.gminsidenews.com/camaro.wmv
01-09-2006, 01:30 AM
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01-11-2006, 05:04 AM
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I'm gonna get flamed for this....but oh well...I'm tired of it. This 'concept' is ugly (IMO) looks like just another bulk heap of crap these retarded companies have been putting out for vehicles.... They're suppose to be lean nimble yet muscular cars. The new cars coming out lately don't remind me of their old counter-parts at all. They're taking these finger paint concept and slapping hot rod badges on them. Only one so far that I've seen has stayed true is the new Corvette...and that's it.
"Mustang"
"Charger"
How about the Charger which looks like the other 2 cars listed below....wow very original
"Magnum"
"300C"
"Challenger"
****Edit: I actually like the Challengers...all they did was spruce up the old style...not rework it into an unrecognizable car that doesnt look how the name sounds. What didn't' like is how close it looks like the "new" Camaro.
"Camaro"
Is it just me or does the "new" Camaro share a very similar roof-line with the Challenger? Oh wait, at a second Glance...they look almost THE SAME with subtle differences here and there.
GTO
GTO errr P sorry...they're so close together on the keyboard.
Sort of off-beat but it still struck me as stupid...Guess what this is...
That's right! it's a Hyundai HCD9 Talus concept! What? You thought it was a what? A Porsche Cayenne:
I'm sure you get my point by now....If you're going to remake an old extremely well known car then make it look how the name sounds, and make it resemble it at least...
If not, Be original dammit and quit copying other looks and styles, what happened to imagination? If Disney World can do it every day, then why can't automotive designers do it at least once a year or hell...even once every 5.
But I'm done ranting....I just don't like this - everything looks the same big ugly bulky cars - that look like they're all sitting on the same cookie cutter chassis.
Here's to being original
******Also, these are my personal opinions and views that i have gathered from these and many other pictures. I posted these so you can view them your self and formulate your own opinion. Whether it parallel mine, or be off the chart.*******
"Mustang"
"Charger"
How about the Charger which looks like the other 2 cars listed below....wow very original
"Magnum"
"300C"
"Challenger"
****Edit: I actually like the Challengers...all they did was spruce up the old style...not rework it into an unrecognizable car that doesnt look how the name sounds. What didn't' like is how close it looks like the "new" Camaro.
"Camaro"
Is it just me or does the "new" Camaro share a very similar roof-line with the Challenger? Oh wait, at a second Glance...they look almost THE SAME with subtle differences here and there.
GTO
GTO errr P sorry...they're so close together on the keyboard.
Sort of off-beat but it still struck me as stupid...Guess what this is...
That's right! it's a Hyundai HCD9 Talus concept! What? You thought it was a what? A Porsche Cayenne:
I'm sure you get my point by now....If you're going to remake an old extremely well known car then make it look how the name sounds, and make it resemble it at least...
If not, Be original dammit and quit copying other looks and styles, what happened to imagination? If Disney World can do it every day, then why can't automotive designers do it at least once a year or hell...even once every 5.
But I'm done ranting....I just don't like this - everything looks the same big ugly bulky cars - that look like they're all sitting on the same cookie cutter chassis.Here's to being original
******Also, these are my personal opinions and views that i have gathered from these and many other pictures. I posted these so you can view them your self and formulate your own opinion. Whether it parallel mine, or be off the chart.*******
01-11-2006, 08:30 PM
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The challenger looks VERY much like the original, come on. Single bar taillight panel, same exact shape, distinctly mopar grille... They even did it in orange with flat black accents.
The first pic you posted as the "challenger" is actually the plymouth 'cuda concept, but since plymouth fell through, they changed the front/grille afterwards to make it a challenger.
Look at lines, not "roofline." 90 percent of muscle cars had the same roofline.
and come on, anyone who has examined a '69 camaro with half a brain will instantly recognize it as a 'camaro..
the deep "V" shaped grille with turned up upper corners,
louvres in front of the rear wheels,
the small round lights in the lower front valence,
'67-68 body creases in the front fenders and doors.
rockers tapered towards the front,
body line lowering towards the back, until the rear quarter, where it goes up again..
like this..
I know of no other car that has that line.
the base of the sail panel is tapered towards the middle of the decklid with a little ridge over the rear quarter..
And how does the camaro look like a cadillac? a car with lots of curves compared to a car with none, i don't see how that works.
i could go on..
olly
The first pic you posted as the "challenger" is actually the plymouth 'cuda concept, but since plymouth fell through, they changed the front/grille afterwards to make it a challenger.
Look at lines, not "roofline." 90 percent of muscle cars had the same roofline.
and come on, anyone who has examined a '69 camaro with half a brain will instantly recognize it as a 'camaro..
the deep "V" shaped grille with turned up upper corners,
louvres in front of the rear wheels,
the small round lights in the lower front valence,
'67-68 body creases in the front fenders and doors.
rockers tapered towards the front,
body line lowering towards the back, until the rear quarter, where it goes up again..
like this..
I know of no other car that has that line.
the base of the sail panel is tapered towards the middle of the decklid with a little ridge over the rear quarter..
And how does the camaro look like a cadillac? a car with lots of curves compared to a car with none, i don't see how that works.
i could go on..
olly
Last edited by 67RSCamaroVette; 01-11-2006 at 08:36 PM.