NEWS: Tall, Grande, Venti: GM releases extra large version of Camaro pic
#32
The wheels on the Challenger are 20inch. The mules and the prototype are also supposed to be 20 inch - maybe it's the gap between wheel and arch or just the size of the arches themselves that make the wheels look smaller?
In any case, it'll be easy enough to swap them out with bigger 21/22 inchers to fill the gap!
In any case, it'll be easy enough to swap them out with bigger 21/22 inchers to fill the gap!
#33
Why couldn't they integrate the backup lights into the visible groove between the painted bumper and the blacked-out diffuser panel that incorporates the exhaust outlets? I'm pretty sure that the groove I am referring to separating the bumper cover and the diffuser on the concept car is mesh. It would be much cleaner looking than the solution used on the pre-production car and not unprecedented either since the backup lights on the C6 are mounted down low by the exhaust tips.
#34
Why couldn't they integrate the backup lights into the visible groove between the painted bumper and the blacked-out diffuser panel that incorporates the exhaust outlets? I'm pretty sure that the groove I am referring to separating the bumper cover and the diffuser on the concept car is mesh. It would be much cleaner looking than the solution used on the pre-production car and not unprecedented either since the backup lights on the C6 are mounted down low by the exhaust tips.
#36
What I think that has been throwing me off is the smaller wheels (and wheel wells) on the mule. The larger wheels on the concept kicks it up a notch. I know the explanation that we won't see such large wheels is the cost issue, but doesn't the Charger and 300 have fairly large wheels?
#37
I'd say the rear facia, which is leaning a few degrees towards the car now is a result of a real, legal bumper underneath.
And, Fbodfather already said those back-up lights aren't gonna make it, due to the space being used by wide license plates in other countries.
And, I like the angular side mirrors, they really flow well with the angular body lines.
It's still really hard to read dimensions since those 2 photo's are very different angles, and colors, and the outdoor light is much softer...and those fender flares can cause a little optical shinkage on the concept photo b/c of the angle.
I hope we don't have to walk around to the other side of the car to put gas in it
tho...
Still hoping for a GOOD ducktail spoiler option photo.
And, Fbodfather already said those back-up lights aren't gonna make it, due to the space being used by wide license plates in other countries.
And, I like the angular side mirrors, they really flow well with the angular body lines.
It's still really hard to read dimensions since those 2 photo's are very different angles, and colors, and the outdoor light is much softer...and those fender flares can cause a little optical shinkage on the concept photo b/c of the angle.
I hope we don't have to walk around to the other side of the car to put gas in it
tho...
Still hoping for a GOOD ducktail spoiler option photo.
Last edited by 90rocz; 01-11-2008 at 09:28 AM.
#38
I don't think so, I think he said they can't be put closer (adjacent to) the license plate area because of that reason? The ones on the car shown are the final design.
#39
#40
Originally Posted by Fbodfather:
The Camaro will be exported to several countries. The back-up lights cannot be adjacent to the license plate -- as many license plates are substantially longer than U.S. Plates
The Camaro will be exported to several countries. The back-up lights cannot be adjacent to the license plate -- as many license plates are substantially longer than U.S. Plates
If that's the case, I'd rather see them in the roll pan...somewhere.
#41
But I agree, if they could have implemented them into the black thingy (diffuser??) that would be slick. But I have no problem where they are now, the fact that they are so small is awesome to me.