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SPIED: A new model or 2019 Camaro refresh?
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How do you ensure that no one can see what you have planned for a mid-cycle refresh? Slap a monster false nose on your prototype! That seems to be the strategy Chevrolet decided on for the 2019 Camaro. One of our spy photographers caught a whole troupe of the new Camaros testing in Colorado, and all of them have the extra-long nose with myriad holes for air and lights. While it would be tempting to think Chevy is working on a unique, extra-aerodynamic limited-edition Camaro, we're certain this schnoz is just a red herring. Underneath is likely a lightly updated fascia that adheres to the current model's retro appearance. That refresh probably extends to the hood and fenders, which are also heavily covered. Unfortunately because of the heavy camouflage, it's impossible to identify any definite changes. At the tail, no significant alterations appear to have been made, which may also be why Chevy only applied a camouflage wrap to it. It does seem that the areas just below the taillights have had the current car's extra character lines removed for a smoother, simpler look. The taillights themselves have almost certainly been updated as well, with different illumination patterns. We're expecting these changes to appear on the 2019 Camaro, which will probably be revealed in early- to mid-2018. Don't expect many major mechanical changes except a possible horsepower bump across the board, and perhaps the introduction of the 10-speed automatic found in the ZL1. Attachment 867837 Attachment 867838 Attachment 867839 Attachment 867840 Attachment 867841 Attachment 867842 Attachment 867843 Attachment 867844 Attachment 867845 Attachment 867846 Attachment 867847 Attachment 867848 Attachment 867849 Attachment 867850 Attachment 867851 Attachment 867852 Attachment 867853 Attachment 867854 Attachment 867855 Attachment 867856 Attachment 867857 Attachment 867858 Attachment 867859 |
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I don't want a refresh... I want a Buick Avista!!
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Why refresh so soon? Bad sales?
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That buick looks like an aston martin or jag
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yea, i see more cars that are twice or more costly than my car around here in southern california than 6th gens. Though, with prices dropping and used 6th gens starting to hit the market from rental agencies, i'm starting to see more of them. Not many but i may see one a week or so now.
I hope they dont do any major changes. It's hard enough to get aftermarket stuff now, considering the popularity of the car is making it really hard for companies to justify the expense. Having only a couple years where a part is compatible is not going to help. |
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I believe 2019 was always planned for the refresh. That was always the year mentioned. With 2021/2022 for the 7th gen. Don't think sales have to do with it.
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That's like the GTA I've seen a handful of them since they've launched the dealers do have them sitting on the Lots though but they do sit for a long time |
I wish that Buick would get the Trans Am....
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Probably a refresh just like they did for 5th gen. It makes sense. I mean if I were to go buy a new Camaro next year, I wouldn't want it looking EXACTLY like someone who got it 3 years ago
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