The folks over at Camaro5 are out and at it again.  This time, they caught the ragtop flavor of the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro out in the open.  These two shots still show that the convertible Camaro still holds true to the proposed design everyone has seen and expects.  Good thing, too, as there is so much speculation and volatility surrounding this car--Lutz & Co is still vacillating on the topic of powerplants, as we showed you just recently.

What?  Yeah, that's what we said.  We had a good idea that the forthcoming Chevrolet Camaro had a good chance of being harnessed to a V6, but a turbo 4-banger?  That's a novel idea for such a car.  It's been almost 20 years since we've seen a 4-cylinder engine (production) come in a pony car.  Now, for Lutz to drop this bombshell, the boost fans and eco-minded might just have reason to take another look at this latest-generation Camaro.

After showing you some of the latest spy shots of the new Chevrolet Camaro, we are happy to bring you one of the latest images, straight from the GM media vault.  It appears to be the same test mule we saw in the European testing, with the same snow white coat on and all of the same trim in place.  It's going to be a long wait for this one to hit the streets, but GM is playing it smart by giving out tidbits of fuel to keep the fire going.

We at Planet Camaro are proud to bring you more of the first official shots featuring the new Chevrolet Camaro.  These images show the full prototype at an arctic testing facility to gauge the vehicle’s ability to cool itself in the climate and spoil the air around itself.  Scoping out the interior, we have noticed that very little has changed on the Camaro versus the concept popularized by fans everywhere.  The classic instrument pods are still there, as are the gauges at the base of the shifter.  A nice Camaro logo adorns the wheels and gives a great retro feel to the car, making sure to please the bowtie lovers here and beyond.  We’ve still got a full year before we see this baby on the lots, so be patient and stay tuned—we’ll bring you the boldest and the best Chevrolet Camaro news as it happens!

Not much has been happening in the world of the next-gen Chevrolet Camaro, but the guys over at Camaro5 have snapped a quick shot of the Chevy pony car in its full production skin.  With panties and a bra, we can tell that this side angle shows that the overall shaping has remained true to most of the photos we've seen to date.

If you’ve been down on your luck ever since failing to find Mr. Wonka’s golden ticket in your candy wrapper, Chevrolet is offering you another opportunity to push your luck with an even better payoff.  Three fortunate buyers of the Transformers DVD, on sale October 16^th, will win a 2009 Chevrolet Camaro.  The winning Camaros will be identical to the BumbleBee Autobot.  The sweepstake entry form will be found inside the Transformers DVD case along with opportunities to sign up for marketing information and directions to Chevrolet’s Build Your Own Chevybot game.  

Sweepstakes entry is valid to all 18 and over legal residents of US and Canada (excl. the Province of Quebec).

Some say that the new Transformers movie is a long-running ad for GM and the new Chevrolet Camaro.  I say “So what?”.  As a youngster in the 80s, I experienced everything the Transformers legacy had to offer.  Science Fiction, technology, and the long-standing battle between good and evil—c’mon, what’s not to love?  Hard-core Transformers fanatics have referred to the movie as “far from the (original) series” and “commercialism in cinematics”.  Some truth might weight into this, but overall, the movie does what the original series did best—captivate the audience with the wonder of what could be.  There is an abundance of wonder in the storyline and without knowing the movie’s plot (before spoilers), I must say that Bay & Spielberg built their 2 hours quite well.

Just a few days ago, we gave you some hot shots of the upcoming Chevrolet Camaro convertible.  Well, the eye candy has wet the whistle of many bowtie and non-Chevy fans alike.  In this textual spin, we are going to take a look at how the car drives and glides on the road.  Chevrolet seems to have a hit with this ragtop, as many have clung to this color and design combination more so than the silver-esque coupe we've seen to date.

It has been a while since we’ve been baited by GM to see any new shots of the Chevrolet Camaro.  Proper timing, we’d say, given that the Dodge Challenger has been spotted and spied upon in recent months; clearly making headway into the production process.  These shots (click for hi res) are of the Chevrolet Camaro convertible, and it looks like the new Bowtie beauty makes for quite the photogenic subject. The GM corporate media site held host to these photos, and now we’re here to share them with you.  Enjoy!