GM Reveals 2015 Chevrolet Camaro Commemorative Edition

[GMUSA#1]

Originally Posted by Rocky1974

Yes, but it would have looked much better if they had ran it up over the header panel, like they did on that '68.

Agree! But on that '67(not '68, notice the vent window) you couldn't bring the stripe across the RS hidden head lights. I was drawing attention to the Camaro markings from the past along with the cross flag(427) emblem, but yes I agree with you. Looking at our front ends, it maybe hard emulate the '67 stripe. Not sure where the inspiration came from, maybe we'll find out later. When I saw the pictures, this ('67 example) came to mind. Hey who knows...they have plenty of time to read reviews and beta test some optional stripe packages! Or Not.

Peace,

Brent

[SS4Fun]

Originally Posted by joeybsyc

They are the same 21" Hot Wheels ones, not smaller. If you read the full press release, you'll find that it states the convertible gets 21's, which are the Hot Wheels style red lipped ones shown. The coupe only gets 20's, which are the standard SS wheels, (perhaps with some new paint treatment to deem them "special") as shown on the red coupe. (See the 2 pics posted right above this post) To me this is a bummer because those wheels don't look nearly as cool as the ones the convertible gets, and I wouldn't consider anything but a coupe. As far as SLP wheels go, while they're a similar design but are 20's and are not OEM GM wheels, so you won't see them factory installed by Chevrolet, only on cars upgraded by SLP. The 21's however are GM's design, and are what is shown on the convertible.

Similar design.... how can you say they're "GM's Design" just because they're a larger size? SLP and GM have worked together for years!!!

[sixtyseven]

Originally Posted by fbodfather

no offense, but we sold more 2013s than 2012s - and more 2014s than 2013s -- so it appears that not everyone agrees with you.

The team felt that we should do one more edition to commemorate an amazing generation of Camaro. That said - the real money is going into the next gen Camaro to blow your minds.

Further - I'd say that Team Camaro has done some pretty amazing stuff with this car -- such as the 1LE, the ZL1 and the Z/28.......again, reasons to disagree with you.

Team Camaro never rests......never.

You guys have done a awesome job with the gen 5 Camaro.

This coming from a guy that just started paying attention and seeing all 2010-2015 for the first time. Outstanding job!

Now my question is where can I buy that splitter shown on these 2015 commemorative editions?

[911medic]

Originally Posted by joeybsyc

They are the same 21" Hot Wheels ones, not smaller. If you read the full press release, you'll find that it states the convertible gets 21's, which are the Hot Wheels style red lipped ones shown. The coupe only gets 20's, which are the standard SS wheels, (perhaps with some new paint treatment to deem them "special") as shown on the red coupe. (See the 2 pics posted right above this post)

OK, I must be blind because I've read the full press release (linked in the first post) 3 times now, and the only mention I see of wheels is the 20" ones. In fact, I see no mention of the convertible either.

I'll have to take your word for it.

[mako22]

My first thought in seeing this was very underwhelming. I guess all the attention is on the 6th gen, where it should be!

[102SS]

Originally Posted by 911medic

OK, I must be blind because I've read the full press release (linked in the first post) 3 times now, and the only mention I see of wheels is the 20" ones. In fact, I see no mention of the convertible either.

I'll have to take your word for it.

The sidewall on the 'Vert says 275/35/21

[102SS]

Originally Posted by mako22

My first thought in seeing this was very underwhelming. I guess all the attention is on the 6th gen, where it should be!

Well when the 426hp 1LE walks the new 2015 Stang I think badges,spoilers stripes and wheels are all we will get for a send off.

If the heavy 5th handles the Ford that easy what will the lighter 6th Gen do it?

I see a lot of converts in the future as the General is on a roll

[Q'smuscle]

Originally Posted by 102SS

Well when the 426hp 1LE walks the new 2015 Stang I think badges,spoilers stripes and wheels are all we will get for a send off.

If the heavy 5th handles the Ford that easy what will the lighter 6th Gen do it?

I see a lot of converts in the future as the General is on a roll

Agree!

[Sandor]

Originally Posted by SS4Fun

Actually, they were originally SLP's ZL wheels. SLP sells the red line wheels just darker than their ZL wheels.

Incorrect. That design was introduced on the Camaro convertible showcar, which was then copied.

[joeybsyc]

Originally Posted by Sandor

Incorrect. That design was introduced on the Camaro convertible showcar, which was then copied.

Exactly. That was back in 2007. SLP then copied the GM design for their ZL series, but SLP never made a 21". Only the 21" carry a GM part number.

Originally Posted by SS4Fun

Similar design.... how can you say they're "GM's Design" just because they're a larger size? SLP and GM have worked together for years!!!

No, they're GM's design because that's where the design originated.

[911medic]

Originally Posted by 102SS

The sidewall on the 'Vert says 275/35/21

Didn't zoom enough to see that on my phone screen. Thanks.

[Sandor]

Originally Posted by sixtyseven

You guys have done a awesome job with the gen 5 Camaro.

This coming from a guy that just started paying attention and seeing all 2010-2015 for the first time. Outstanding job!

Now my question is where can I buy that splitter shown on these 2015 commemorative editions?

Sixty seven, you can get the splitter from Chevrolet:

http://www.chevyaccessories.com/en-U...a%20Extension/

[TastyBake]

I know Chevorlet is french but no need for the mustache

or...

Je sais Chevorlet est français , mais pas besoin de la moustache

[United_727]

Originally Posted by Midnight Rat

That's for the performance badge

You are right .Catalog has been updated . It's now # 23171889 .