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Redskinfan72 07-27-2011 12:43 PM

What will the 6th Gen look like???
 
I would love to see the next Camaro Take the retro look to a 1970 Camaro!!!! I think the designers at GM could do a great job with it. If anyone has any art they would like to add to this discussion...please do so! Also if any of you out there have a different opinion please share! - Rick :w00t:

2010cantwait 07-27-2011 01:02 PM

I totally agree...
:word:

motorhead 07-27-2011 01:06 PM

So here's your concept. the 5th gen looks like the 1st gen, make the 6th gen look like the 2nd gen, 7th gen to look like the 3rd gen, 8th gen to look like the 4th gen, 9th gen to look like the 5th gen, 10th gen to look like the 6th. See where I'm going with this.:laugh:

MAGfuz 07-27-2011 01:08 PM

That's not a bad idea. Would like to see where GM takes the next gen as well!

detamble13 07-27-2011 01:11 PM

Keep it looking the same just shed some pounds. I'm assuming everyone on here likes the looks of the 5th gen at least a little bit so why change this good looking car that's selling well?

AutoAgenda 07-27-2011 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by detamble13 (Post 3529076)
Keep it looking the same just shed some pounds. I'm assuming everyone on here likes the looks of the 5th gen at least a little bit so why change this good looking car that's selling well?

I agree, but more importantly I think GM agrees as well. I don't see them making major changes. Making the 6th gen look like the 2nd gen is probably too big a risk to take for them.

I do hope they spend more engineering time on saving some materials and weight.

Redskinfan72 07-27-2011 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by motorhead (Post 3529057)
So here's your concept. the 5th gen looks like the 1st gen, make the 6th gen look like the 2nd gen, 7th gen to look like the 3rd gen, 8th gen to look like the 4th gen, 9th gen to look like the 5th gen, 10th gen to look like the 6th. See where I'm going with this.:laugh:

Not really...I actually just like the look of that car (1970)

Tysen 07-27-2011 01:28 PM

5th Gen with T-Tops, I'll be happy, lol.

NoSloSS 07-27-2011 01:53 PM

:headbang::headbang::headbang:
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Originally Posted by Tysen (Post 3529148)
5th Gen with T-Tops, I'll be happy, lol.


motorhead 07-27-2011 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Redskinfan72 (Post 3529110)
Not really...I actually just like the look of that car (1970)

I here ya. I like them too ,but If we recreate every gen ,we'll just end up back at the beginning. I think it worked with the 5th gen because the 1gen is by far the most sot after. That could change once the older generation starts dying.

I think the Camaro is selling so well because the retro look isn't so in your face like say the Challenger that looks a lot like the old ones. The Camaro has a hint of old with that modern flare.

Silverlsinva 07-27-2011 02:46 PM

I hope the kinda change the look even though it is a nice look dont wanna go the way of the mustang and make small change from 2005 to 10 to what the 11s look like isnt much of a change and i think they needed to go further IMO. So thats kinda what id want with the new camaro.

DGthe3 07-28-2011 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by detamble13 (Post 3529076)
Keep it looking the same just shed some pounds. I'm assuming everyone on here likes the looks of the 5th gen at least a little bit so why change this good looking car that's selling well?

Because even though the look is selling well now, what you propose assumes that they'd be able to keep these sorts of volumes 10 years from now, and thats just not going to happen. They don't need to do a dramatic change like they've done between every other generation, but I can see them evolving the current design.

Besides, grafting the 5th gen styling onto the new alpha platform will probably turn out as well as Dodges efforts to make the Avenger look like a baby Charger.

builder11150 07-28-2011 01:33 AM

Why can't they just design a new camaro? Why does it have to look like old ones? Don't get me wrong, i love the older generations, I just wanna see what they can come up with from scratch.

mikeSS 07-28-2011 01:47 AM

i was thinking about this today

TaylorRyanSS 07-28-2011 02:17 AM

Like this I hope

http://img804.imageshack.us/img804/6499/attachmentu.jpg

Nightfall 07-28-2011 02:31 AM

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Originally Posted by motorhead (Post 3529440)
I here ya. I like them too ,but If we recreate every gen ,we'll just end up back at the beginning. I think it worked with the 5th gen because the 1gen is by far the most sot after. That could change once the older generation starts dying.

I think the Camaro is selling so well because the retro look isn't so in your face like say the Challenger that looks a lot like the old ones. The Camaro has a hint of old with that modern flare.

its the balance factor if they would have gone any more retro it would have ruined it any more future styleing it would have ruined it and vice verse too little GM got lucky on one behalf because they NAILED IT not too much but not too little much like the balance of the car almost prefect 52/48 so if GM was to do the car 1970's style they would need to balance it again tall order to hit with the same lighting bolt IMO

Shock Em 07-28-2011 02:32 AM

Well...shit...I guess I picked a bad month to not pick up Camaro Performers...A moving spoiler would be interesting.

Nightfall 07-28-2011 02:33 AM

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Originally Posted by DGthe3 (Post 3532122)
Because even though the look is selling well now, what you propose assumes that they'd be able to keep these sorts of volumes 10 years from now, and thats just not going to happen. They don't need to do a dramatic change like they've done between every other generation, but I can see them evolving the current design.

Besides, grafting the 5th gen styling onto the new alpha platform will probably turn out as well as Dodges efforts to make the Avenger look like a baby Charger.

:word:

Nightfall 07-28-2011 02:37 AM

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Originally Posted by builder11150 (Post 3532150)
Why can't they just design a new camaro? Why does it have to look like old ones? Don't get me wrong, i love the older generations, I just wanna see what they can come up with from scratch.

good point i think to play it safe and keep going on what GM and other car makers are doing i mean this whole retro modern muscle car was started with the mustang DONT FLAME ME PLEASE ITS TRUE :yikes: anyhoo so there going with what works and that worked when the mustang went back to its fast back roots i was like :happyanim::happyanim::happyanim: cause i love classic muscle and it was an epic moment

but also time and money wise starting from scratch would take years and years money and money GM is just trying to pry the goverments hands off there necks and get back to being indepentent again with the bail out over so i dont see how they have the money to burn to build a car from scratch right now camaro or no

mikeSS 07-28-2011 02:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Nightfall (Post 3532221)
its the balance factor if they would have gone any more retro it would have ruined it any more future styleing it would have ruined it and vice verse too little GM got lucky on one behalf because they NAILED IT not too much but not too little much like the balance of the car almost prefect 52/48 so if GM was to do the car 1970's style they would need to balance it again tall order to hit with the same lighting bolt IMO

ya i must agree, i was just looking at my car the other day. they really did nailed it. i can see a good mix with the older gen.

Revo1 07-28-2011 02:44 AM

Just refresh gens 1 thru 4 all over again? I'm good on that. I think they need to develop on what they have now, or come up with something new.

Nightfall 07-28-2011 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by mikeSS (Post 3532233)
ya i must agree, i was just looking at my car the other day. they really did nailed it. i can see a good mix with the older gen.

what nailed it for me truely is when i had mine parked next to a 1969 z28 and i compared body lines when its next to the frist gen you can TOATLY see the 69 in it but when its parked all by its self you can see its modern styleing so it depends how you look at it

its like an optical illious you look from one way its one thing but same object from another veiw its another it just blends so well to what ever its around

like in a mall parking lot next to all them cars it looks future stands out like POW

but go to a muscle car show it just blends in completely with ever other muscle car around it and seems like it was made so so long ago

i freaken love the styleing of my baby

Taintedveins 07-28-2011 03:34 AM

:P
 
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Originally Posted by TaylorRyanSS (Post 3532204)

I am glad you posted this picture. I was reading a old thread about the gen 6 with this in it and i found the article along with it.

so for those who remember that, and would like to know what that page says.. here you go :)

"Imagine this scenario: During the development of the production fifth-generation Camaro, a separate design is being prepared for global marketing purposes. Only three of these vehicles will be handbuilt by GM to showcase America's ability to create a heavyweight GT supercar. Straight-line, top end velocities are the goal of the project. Several "non-staged" appearances will be made worldwide for the media. Imagine seeing video footage of the three Camaros destroying the autobahn at over 200 mph ...
Accompanying that hypothetical story is this page of preliminary sketches exploring the idea. Maybe the overall proportions would be slightly different, but with the same gesture of the production version. Shrink the scale of the vehicle just a touch to get the weight down, push the front wheels out forward, and then suck the cab back into the rear haunches. Incorporate a rear air brake for faster deceleration from high speeds. Slam it, bellypan it, and make it look pissed off. What would the rest of the world think?



esperman 07-28-2011 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by motorhead (Post 3529057)
So here's your concept. the 5th gen looks like the 1st gen, make the 6th gen look like the 2nd gen, 7th gen to look like the 3rd gen, 8th gen to look like the 4th gen, 9th gen to look like the 5th gen, 10th gen to look like the 6th. See where I'm going with this.:laugh:

no thanks. Evolve the 5th gen image...rehashing 2nd - 4th won't work, especially since the 4th was a failure.

detamble13 07-28-2011 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by DGthe3 (Post 3532122)
Because even though the look is selling well now, what you propose assumes that they'd be able to keep these sorts of volumes 10 years from now, and thats just not going to happen. They don't need to do a dramatic change like they've done between every other generation, but I can see them evolving the current design.

Besides, grafting the 5th gen styling onto the new alpha platform will probably turn out as well as Dodges efforts to make the Avenger look like a baby Charger.

I agree with you with regards to evolving the current design. It makes me think of the gradual evolution of the corvette from the 4th to the current 6th Gen.

Russell James 07-28-2011 11:35 AM

I'd rather see it evolve to even more like the '69 Z28. Optional hideaway headlights and hounds tooth, back windows that go down... Shrink the whole thing down the current Mustang size to compete better in that weight class. Increase the greenhouse a bit to improve visibility and ATM useability.

Basically take a '69 Z28 and modernize it but keep the classic lines. Some of the Pro Touring '69 Z28s out there that people have customized are absolutely stunning.


Body lines like this:

http://i422.photobucket.com/albums/p...taillights.jpg

but lose the chrome, darken up the tail lights, lower the roof just a hair..... and of course, call it a Z28


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