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2016 Chevrolet Camaro Stars In One Of The Strangest Spy Photos Of All Time
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Derek Kreindler
(IC: employee)
Published: July 17th, 2014
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Another ordinary day at GM’s proving grounds, right? Well, I’m wondering what the hell a 2016 Camaro mule is doing with a CNG powered Impala.
That little black diamond on the decklid of the white Impala is similar to what you would see on CNG powered vehicles, and GM has a CNG powered Impala in the works.
The rest of the spy photos (from AutoGuide.com) shows a Camaro that retains a familiar profile despite riding on the Alpha platform shared with the Cadillac CTS and ATS. Don’t be surprised if a 2.0T 4-cylinder shows up under the hood either.
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Published July 17th, 2014 4:22 PM
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So they went to the TVR Cerbera for some styling inspiration this time around, eh?
I saw one of these this evening in a surprisingly well-packaged arrangement driving at me down a two lane road near the site of that shot. Being a Camaro pre-production model, it had to be wearing a lycra mesh bra and black Daisy Dukes, but it looked a whole lot smaller, more athletic, and more Mustang-like than the current-generation Camaro that followed it. This one had the same Chevy duck-tail rear as the Impala. I have no idea how it could possibly appeal to the stereotype driving that current-generation Camaro - a balding side mullet and a slack-jawed gaze revealing toothless Meth-mouth just seemed more at home in the overstuffed Transformers prop than in what was looking like an actual sporty compact car.