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While GM didn't bring a production Chevrolet Camaro convertible to SEMA, it did bring a handful of Camaro Coupe Concepts that offer a preview of things to come for the recently resurrected pony car. Besides the twin-turbo V6 Jay Leno Camaro we profiled earlier, we got to see Snergy, Chroma, Dusk and Graphics.

Those are the names given to the show cars, each highlighting a different element that should make it to production Camaros in the near future. There's a full presser after the jump and some galleries below, but basically, each has a different set of genuine GM accessories bolted on.

Synergy shows off a new limited-production exterior color (and we thought "Chroma" would be the color car) that has us thinking of a bottle of Scope and a slew of currently available boy-racer accessories.

Chroma kicks the SS Camaro up a notch with genuine Bowtie accessories like a body kit and graphics pack, plus some future products like 21-inch wheels, rear Blade spoiler and new grille. The whiteout monochrome paint scheme makes it look race-ready, just waiting for someone to slap on NASCAR decals.

The Dusk (above) is the car that departs most from the typical Camaro mold. Chevy describes it as being "Inspired by the style of young, urban professionals... It is a very tailored look that is stylish and sophisticated, but with a distinct American accent." The Dusk shows a number of possible future options and features, like BBS wheels, a unique ground effects package, new bezels for the lamps front and rear, Brembo brakes and a tech package that includes a Boston Acoustics sound system, WiFi connectivity and an iPhone dock. Done up in a dark Berlin Blue, it makes the Camaro look sophisticated and, dare we say, almost European.

The Graphics Camaro is actually a series of four looks for the Camaro that will rotate through the GM booth each of the show days. After displaying each on a Silver Ice Metallic Camaro, attendees can vote for their favorite look, with the winner possibly going into production. You can vote for your favorite on the Camaro's Facebook page.

There are seemingly thousands of other custom Camaros here at SEMA 2009, but this handful shows where Chevy envisions the Camaro heading in the future.


Gallery: SEMA 2009: The Camaros of GM



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Take this car (in black with CGM rally stripes):




And give it these wheels (in gunmetal gray):




....and that's what I'm going to do to my Camaro.

 

What wheels are those? And where can I get them? Those are freaking awesome! Those are the wheels I want on my CGM Camaro!

 

Most of the SEMA Camaros I've seen are simply horrendous IMO.

This, OTOH, is very, VERY sweet:

 

I wholeheartedly agree!

 

someone needs to upgrade that build-a-car program for the new camaro with some of these new accesories. that lionhart thing, whatever.

 

Those wheels need to be on the market for sale NOW.........

 

I love the grille on the white car.

 

I'm in love with Dark Berlin Blue. How do I get that color for my '00?

 

did anyone notice that the "dusk" camaro is a v6 with the ss bumper and brembos?

 

^you mean the Camaro GrandSport, ?

we need a new screensaver wiht these cars..


look at the Chroma's rear bumprr!!!1 backup sensors!

 

Did these guys decide the Camaro wasn't big enough already, and that another two feet of width was necessary?

 

Looks like a new Roomba!

 

I would love a Grand sport package.
The Grand Sport wheels would look pretty good.

As would the ones from the Z06:

 

Try adding that extra couple of inches of paint to the mail slot: