I was actually sketching a body style that was smaller and blended some of the parts of the 2nd gen into it. It came out looking very challenger ish on the front so I am going to attempt it again.
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Oh, and no offense to those that want the next gen to look like the 2nd gen....but if thats the case I won't be buyin lol.
I just can't stand that front end at all. I think the car may contain some throw back design cues like the current gen does, but if they go all out and make it blatantly look like a 2nd gen (like above picture) I'll be shocked. And frankily, I think it would be an utter dissapointment from the design team. Whats so great about rehashing prior designs over and over again....need originality people! My .02 |
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With them making big changes to the Corvette and complaints of the weight on the 5th Gen - we may see something very different. As long as it looks good I'm cool with it. |
So long as the current styling is popular, it will NOT be revolutionary. Too much to risk by changing too drastically. Just my opinion.
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They wouldnt call it a different gen if it wasnt way different. They would call it a "refresh". The second gen had a major refresh in '74, but it wasnt a totally different body style, so it was still a second gen. Its going to be, for lack of a better word, "revolutionary". A new body style, maybe with some design cues from past generations, but i doubt it would be a "throwback" design. But thats awesome! cant wait to see it!
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SS70 ISHHHHHHHHH I don't like that at all "JMO" Sorry.
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I'd buy that SS70 almost as-is. That's a GREAT concept. I'd love to see something along those lines.
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Sorry...had to start the complaints. |
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The 1st gen Camaro is more iconic and popular than any of the 2nd gen years. If GM keeps the retro theme, the 6th gen will be based off the 1st gen.
I am interested in seeing what GM has in mind for the 6th gen styling. I think it will be very similar to the 5th gen, except in a smaller and lighter weight chassis (Alpha platform). The styling of the 5th gen has proved to be popular so far. Why change something good? |
Sounds sweet! Can't wait to see what GM comes up with!
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Give GM a lot of credit. Every generation had a completely different body style. Sure the Gen6 make take a few clues from the other generations. But it's not going to be the foundation for it.
Now the Mustang has also tried to evolved from generation to generation until 2005 when they started their recycling program. Not only was the Mustang II a hideous look, look back to the 71-73 models, they had hideous front-ends. |
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Waiting list already??? OK
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still guessing the next gen styling evolves off 5thgen. it'll be new, but recognizable.
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The 1st gen is very popular with collectors, no doubt, but they aren't the only ones that Chevy has to keep an eye out for. There are also a lot of folks into the 2nd gen because it doesn't have the "garage queen" tax due to being as highly desired by collectors. There is also remarkable difference in the looks and style of the 2nd gens in at least the front fascia, so a '71 looks almost nothing like an '81 even though they are both considered a second gen. It would be a lot easier to remedy some of the (albeit irrelevant in my book) complaints about the current model by taking more influences from the 2nd generation, and stealing some stuff from the 3rd and 4th as well. For instance, going to a hatchback style rear end. It may lose some stiffness, but if it's a smaller platform with less weight in the first place, then the chassis can be braced in other manners and still retain necessary strength. This would increase the visibility and storage of the vehicle, and allow a softer rear slope so that you have more room for rear passengers. That said, the SS70 isn't my cup of tea because it's too dang tall and the body lines don't flow at all. I think the next gen will need more radical style designs, but can still take elements from the 2nd gen. If the overall height of the vehicle were something along the lines this rendering: http://www.daves68camaro.com/webpics...n-camaro01.jpg I think that the 2nd gen look could influence the style while still retaining the evolution of the overall design. If the vehicle will remain roughly with the same proportions it has now, though, then a more 3rd/4th influenced look would make more sense. |
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I love the look of gen 5, but the sleek, aerodynamic look of gen 4 is what really turned me into a Camaro fan back in 96... :drinking: |
I don't know why, but something tells me the C6 Camaro will look very ugly. Hopefully I'm wrong...
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Keep it a muscle car. Keep the front end hungry and menacing and keep the curves / fender flares. Lose either of those two and you're doomed like the 4th gen. IMHO of course.
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