This is probably true, they were a hair over 100k members registered on Camaro5.com, there have been almost 500k 5th gen Camaros sold since 2009... That means that roughly only 20% of all Camaro owners are, or have been active on Camaro5. A lot of members go dormant after a period of time. So for the sake of keeping it easy, only 20% of current
5th gen owners may know the 6th gen is coming... The rest of the general public probably has no clue, and may or may not even care. Current new era Mustang owners may know it's coming, but like I said, they may or may not care either. In essence, the general public doesn't really know until they see magazine ads, or tv commercials that it's actually coming.
I have not a clue to the credibility of the article, but that's the first time I've seen it mentioned myself? It does nothing but further strengthen my
conspiracy theory.
Fen, I'm not sure when actual production would typically start, but based off of most other previous new gm vehicles start production, late summer, early fall seems common? If so, that further confirms that IF GM can keep their cards close to their chest, Camaro fest
VI would be an idea place to reveal the
6th gen, just prior to ramping up production.
Furthermore, if thread were to... disappear... I would consider that a solid confirmation that I am right... OR just another way to throw people off into thinking that Fest VI actually IS where it will make it's first appearance.
Also, looking at the "clearer" teaser picture, why wouldn't you save the best for last? The out of the bunch pictured, the Camaro will clearly generate the most excitement. No one cars about sparks, malibus, volts or bolts until they show up at the dealer and the unsuspecting Joe Public stumbles in and somehow decides to buy one.
The plot thickens...
So if you're reading this now, and it's deleted later... It will really give you something to think about.
