Snow-testing photo of Camaro Prototype (black-on-black grill)

[GTAHVIT]

Originally Posted by DGthe3

...There's gonna have to be a set of protocols determined at GM for how employees can confirm/deny/hint people on the forums.

I'm pretty sure they already have disclosure agreements. If they didn't sign one when they were hired, they did when they were put on the Camaro project. I'm betting that online communications is covered in there.

[Georgianne]

My goodness, Camero. Let me know when enough of these guys have kissed your butt huh?

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by Georgianne

My goodness, Camero. Let me know when enough of these guys have kissed your butt huh?

WELL!!!! After all the crap we put him through...I feel bad.

[Georgianne]

Wow, I love men that can feel guilty

[Mr. Wyndham]

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[Gatecrasher]

I'm pretty sure they already have disclosure agreements. If they didn't sign one when they were hired, they did when they were put on the Camaro project. I'm betting that online communications is covered in there.

I don't think the problem is so much GM personnel, as 3rd party suppliers and such.

Anyone else familiar with the Corvette ZR1 leaks from last year?

Photos like this. The infamous warehouse photos that showed the engine.



These were reportedly from a guy who worked at the shipping company. Supposedly the Romulus Michigan police were called in to investigate and the guy got fired. Dunno how much was media hype and how much was true, but the photos were definitely real and showed the LS9 long before GM wanted us to see it.

The GMT900 studio leaks were similar. Someone, possibly from the security company that guards the studio, took photos of the until-then unreleased 2007 Escalade and Tahoe.



If you can't even trust your own security and shipping personnel, who can you trust?

[DGthe3]

Originally Posted by Georgianne

Wow, I love men that can feel guilty

Hey, if women can be fans of the Camaro then men can feel guilty



Oooo K we have gone a tad off topic now.

The thread is titled "New Snow-testing photo of Camaro Prototype (black-on-black grill)"

I love every shot of the new Camaro. I have yet to see it look bad, from any angle. Sure there have been poor quality shots, but I can see through that stuff. Regarding the front vent, I believe that it has a mesh screen behind it. So that could be part of what might make it look closed. That or the hood camo being tucked in behind.

[Georgianne]

[QUOTE=DGthe3;47336]Hey, if women can be fans of the Camaro then men can feel guilty QUOTE]
That is a good thing!
This car will look good in any weather snow, sleet , rain and especially in the sunshine.

[acscamarochick06]

Who was doubting Camero's credibility anyway? I thought we had already established that he knew what he was talking about! Especially with all the talk about the fuel door location and everything... But we've already burned that bridge I guess!

Originally Posted by fbodfather

Camero is also right when he says the lights aren't velcro'd or hot-glued in. I took a little bit of 'liberty' with that to illustrate that the lights are not production intent. (in fact we just received one of the marketing IVER units and it has plugs rather than lights) If you were to look closely at one of the mules, you WOULD think that they're production intent because the lights are enclosed in a finished black composite panel -- that covers the headlight "bucket" if you will............

Lights are NOT production.

WHAT?!? Those lights won't be on the production car?! Are you kidding me!? And I liked them so well!!!!












Kidding!

Originally Posted by DGthe3

Oooo K we have gone a tad off topic now.

The thread is titled "New Snow-testing photo of Camaro Prototype (black-on-black grill)"

I love every shot of the new Camaro. I have yet to see it look bad, from any angle. Sure there have been poor quality shots, but I can see through that stuff. Regarding the front vent, I believe that it has a mesh screen behind it. So that could be part of what might make it look closed. That or the hood camo being tucked in behind.

I'm just glad someone can finally hold their dang hand steady to take a pic! I would probably be shakin' all over too though!

[Dark Eric]

I love the new headlights!

[Bruno]

Nice job!! Even with all that stuff hanging all over the place on the car it looks mean

[TAG UR IT]

Scott, thanks for piping up for Camero. I could only imagine how frustrating that could have been.

Camero, congrats on the recognition. I bet it feels a lot better now that people will knock it off when you say something and they want to doubt you. Also, seeing as though it was pretty obvious the billet grill wouldn't be making it (and it'll be some sort of plastic), ...awe heck. I'm sure you couldn't say anyway....nevermind.

Glad to hear the production model will be made as close as possible (halo's) to the original (halo's) concept so that we won't (halo's) be able to tell the difference (halo's)!!!



Oh...and Camero...seeing as though you are taking part in this whole 5th Gen production, ..............I guess I get to complain to YOU about the change in gas cap location!!!!!!




(yeah, yeah....I'm over it) *cough* drivers side *cough*

[Mindz]

hehe. can't let it go huh Tag. I admit it looks awesome, but I don't mind as long as I can blow the doors of my stepfather's porsche from a 30 ish roll and look just as nice...BETTER THAN his car doing it.

[DGthe3]

Anyone else think its awesome that there are basically only 4 complaints (justified or not)
1) Gascap
2) Rear bumper
3) Headlights
4) Vent cut-outs

Out of the . . . hundreds of details, those four things have gathered 90% of the attention. And we don't even know everything about the headlights or rear vents yet. That is very very impressive. I almost feel bad for the engineers who had to make everything fit the design. But then again, they are engineers working on the Camaro. Therefore, I have no pitty for them, their worst day would still be pretty good in my books