Autoleaks: Sixth-Gen Chevrolet Camaro Side-Panel Die Revealed

Cameron Aubernon
by Cameron Aubernon

The side-panel die for the sixth-gen Chevrolet Camaro was revealed via a leak Tuesday, providing the best view thus far of the car’s evolving style.

Appearing on Camaro6.com, the die has the roofline entering a more tapered angle than on the current model, with the rear quarter window gaining more distance between itself and the fender line. The greenhouse remains cozy with the doorline, as well.

Meanwhile, AutoGuide says General Motors hasn’t set a date for when the new Camaro will debut, with speculation pointing toward the 2015 New York Auto Show now that Detroit and Chicago have come and gone without an appearance.

Cameron Aubernon
Cameron Aubernon

Seattle-based writer, blogger, and photographer for many a publication. Born in Louisville. Raised in Kansas. Where I lay my head is home.

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  • NoGoYo NoGoYo on Feb 18, 2015

    It looks too much like the existing Camaro from this angle...you'd have to put the two s1de by s1de for me to even see the difference.

  • Chocolatedeath Chocolatedeath on Feb 18, 2015

    I dont know why this pic frightens me so much. It must have been all the horror films when I was a kid. It looks like a giant mouth...ugh.

  • Akear Akear on Feb 19, 2015

    If the Camero is reliant on German presses for its production then it is not really an American car. You don't see either German or Japanese cars produced using American machines tools or presses. America is increasingly becoming a nation that creates and produces nothing. Henry Ford would cry if he saw what has become of the once mighty US auto industry. Why do American cars today always have to be associated with ridicule and embarrassment. Detroit was actually in better shape in the seventies. At least then the cars were really American, and there was still excellent marketshare to back it up. With only a 17% marketshare today GM is rapidly fading into irrelevance, and will mostly likely fall behind either Ford or Toyota in the near future. GM hates this country so let them fail.

  • Stanczyk Stanczyk on Feb 20, 2015

    New Mustang is out there .. Ford didn't go full 'global-product' (maybe except 'european-ized' design ; and 'european-ized' turbo-4-banger..), so they didn't fuc..ed-up all the way .. .. GM is always second, waiting what Ford's 'creative brains' bring to the table .. , and because the Mustang guys were rather lazy(which is paradoxaly good in this case: they didn't play too much 'fake' let's be cool, modern & progressive) and only 'refreshed' new Mustang.., we should hope that Chevy guys would do the same ... They could shrink Camaro a little bit, because current car is too heavy , and' modernise' design(but preserve it's 'muscular-ness'..) and that's it ! .. We would rather not see new Camaro 'Nissan-ized' or 'BMW-nized' .. there's plenty of them out there .. Let 'unique' American-Pony Muscle be itself .. (and it will sell [even abroad] because of it's oryginal character..)

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