[GroundhogSS]

I'd go with A. Looks great to me. Can't wait to see some in person.

[Bongos2U]

"I think a lot of the early press pictures have been terrible, taken at awkward angles and or bad light conditions, most look like they had been taken by journalists with zero experience".

Totally agree with this. Especially the leaked photo that CNBC showed a day before the reveal. My heart sank when I saw that photo.
Then I realized how crappy the photo was. Sort of blurry and didn't show any visual details of the car.

I was elated when I saw the car first drive onto the stage at Belle Isle.

[fradaj]

I am waiting to actually see the cars and see exactly how they can be optioned out. Might be a year or two before I buy another car so I can wait. Would like to simply be able to find a car exactly like I want on the lot and not have to special order. While the 6 Gen is a good looking car I don't necessarily think it is any prettier than the Gen 5. I will eventually have to replace my 5th Gen at some point though.

[SuperSound]

C. I look at it and see a Camaro which is what I care about. Sure somethings I don't like and wish were changed, but I can say that about almost every car.

[DenverTaco07]

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[whiteboyblues2001]

Originally Posted by Fenderaddict2

Do you:

A) Love it, wouldn't change a thing
B) Hate it?
C) Think its a good evolution of the current car?
D) Think it could have been better?
E) Other?

For me it's a combination of A/C/D.

For the most part, the looks of the car is a great evolution of the current. I was worried because some folks wanted something radically different from the 5th Gen, even perhaps based off of the 2nd Gen. I would have hated that. I'm not a big fan of the 2ng Gen, and I absolutely love the 5th Gen.

Love the front on both the SS and LT, and I'm glad they are a bit more different. The rear is fine, but I don't like the spoiler much.

The outside of the car is great, but what I am really excited about is the LT1, A8, MRC, NPP, Driver modes, radiators out the wazoo. Oh, and the 200 lb. diet. What will determine if I buy one is a test drive and pricing. If this thing drives like I think it will, then pricing my matter a little less. I can take care of the spoiler if it bugs me enough...

[Sledgehammer70]

I only seem to not be a fan of the spoiler. But I hated my Gen 5 spoiler as well and replaced it.

A

[LSxWittles]

A for me. If I had to change anything on the car it would be the rear bumper cuz I'm not too keen on those weird creases but they are by no means a deal breaker. Hell I'm even a fan of the (much debated) spoiler on the rear, think it fits the lines of the car. Everyone will have their own opinion of the vehicle tho so what I say holds no real value lol. Carry on

[Johnman]

I love it overall, but I still think they overdid it a bit with all the creases. However, the styling is in harmony-the creases on the back are matched by similar creases on the front, including the bumpers and fender tops. I think GM knows what it's doing now-they've seen that "over styled" cars (C7 Vette, C5 Camaro) are sales successes, while "under styled" cars (Pontiac GTO and G8, current Chevy SS) are sales flops. The C6 Camaro is wonderfully, audaciously, over styled. And I'm sure it will sell like hot cakes.

[DWALEX]

A

[amerhash28]

I really don't have any reason for loving this one.its just perfect(for me).not just this one but all the camaros (except for the 4 gen thats no musclecar at all)they're just awesome.when I saw pictures I loved it but didn't say wow.its not WOW but good.just simply good.the exterior is good,interior is even better.but didn't impress me like the mustang did.first time I saw the 14-15 I said"oh no its all the 4gen happening again" but when I saw it in person I really liked it.this one is a very nice car and im sure I will love it even more when I see it in person.i've already drove the scatpack challenger and its a beast for sure but I got a good fealing that this new camaro will kick @ss.

[Fenderaddict2]

Originally Posted by GretchenGotGrowl

I vote A. I don't think it will really come down to these issues for you. You don't like some things about your 302 and say the 5th Gen is a masterpiece, but you didn't buy the 5th Gen. I think for most people it is about the total package (including brand), that drives the decision.

Ah, but had the ZL1, 1LE or the Z/28 (and a large bonus) come out before the Boss, the story would be different. I considered a Mustang before but rejected it. The Boss connection offset any negative impression I had enough to pull the trigger. Maybe updates to the next Camaro will do the same. I did drive the new Mustang GT, which I do like the look of. But it did not convince me to trade in.

[Fenderaddict2]

Originally Posted by Johnman

I love it overall, but I still think they overdid it a bit with all the creases. However, the styling is in harmony-the creases on the back are matched by similar creases on the front, including the bumpers and fender tops. I think GM knows what it's doing now-they've seen that "over styled" cars (C7 Vette, C5 Camaro) are sales successes, while "under styled" cars (Pontiac GTO and G8, current Chevy SS) are sales flops. The C6 Camaro is wonderfully, audaciously, over styled. And I'm sure it will sell like hot cakes.

I do hope it sells well. In fact I hope all three American Pony/Muscle cars sell well.