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We’re happy to announce next year’s Camaro Fest VI will be held at the Beech Bend Raceway in Bowling Green, KY!

As in past years, onsite events will include drag racing, autocross, car show and social events throughout the weekend.

General Motors will once again be in attendance, exhibiting their cars, with notable executives and Camaro personalities in attendance.

And of course there will be plenty of event sponsors in attendance showing off their latest products and performing onsite installs.

Check out all the event details/discussions inside, including hotel information.

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November 2014 Delivery (sales) Stats:

Camaro November 2014 Deliveries (actual sales): 4,385 -14% (Pr Ye)

Compared to Competition:

Mustang November 2014 Delivery (sales):8,728 62% (Pr Ye)
Challenger November 2014 Delivery (sales):4,157 51% (Pr Ye)

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The Camaro Z/28 has been named to Automobile’s All-Star 2015 list.

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We’ve gotten the first definitive shots of the 6th gen Camaro Convertible, caught testing with clear evidence of a soft-top in place [See Gallery].

Some recent Camaro prototypes have had newly-camouflaged roofs, leading to some speculation that they might be testing the new convertible. Those prototypes had several details, however, that pointed to the existence of solid roof rails, and no noticeable breaks at the Camaro’s A-pillar and headliner. With these latest Camaro test cars, can now say for sure that those earlier prototypes are clearly not convertibles. Whether they’re hiding something else–like a throwback to the classic T-Top–is still up for debate.

The Camaro Convertible’s soft roof is uncovered in these new shots, and elements of the roof’s understructure can be seen underneath the soft surface. We can also see a redesigned B-pillar area, which has more of a glass-to-glass treatment than the Camaro Coupe. There is also the clear presence of a seam where the soft-top meets the headliner. The Camaro convertible exists, and its now testing alongside the Camaro Coupe, suggesting a possible simultaneous launch–just as on the new 2015 Mustangs.

We have included some shots of a Camaro coupe–with its own suspiciously covered roof–for comparison with the new photos of the soft-top test cars.

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Check out this great photo series by Phastek showing the various customized Camaros on display at the 2014 SEMA show!

Custom Camaros of SEMA 2014 – Part 1
Custom Camaros of SEMA 2014 – Part 2
Custom Camaros of SEMA 2014 – Part 3

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We had a photographer in attendance at the SEMA 2014 show and here are some visuals for you from the GM booth [see our gallery].

Also see these other SEMA photo threads:

2014 SEMA Show – GM Booth
2014 SEMA Show – GM Booth – 2014 Camaro Z/28
2014 SEMA Show – GM Booth – 2015 Camaro Green Flash Edition
2014 SEMA Show – GM Booth – LSA 6.2L Supercharged Engine & Specs
2014 SEMA Show – GM Booth – Chevrolet Camaro Accessories
2014 SEMA Show – GM Booth – 2015 COPO Camaro Concept
2014 SEMA Show – GM Booth – 2015 Commemorative Camaro (Coupe)
2014 SEMA Show – GM Booth – 2015 Commemorative Camaro (Convertible)
Las Vegas SEMA 2014 ACS Coverage

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Check out this supercharged Camaro Z28! Powered by a Magnuson Heartbeat Supercharger, this Z/28 is currently on display in the Kooks booth at SEMA.

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Chevrolet revealed the 2015 Camaro Commemorative Edition at the SEMA Show today. The special edition celebrates the success of the fifth-generation Camaro – which is on track to be America’s best-selling performance car for five consecutive years – and marks the final year for the fifth generation. The special edition goes on sale this spring.

The exterior features of the Commemorative Edition include unique 20-inch wheels; exclusive stripe; body-color front splitter; ZL1 rear spoiler; and Commemorative Edition fender emblems.

Five exterior color combinations are available: Black with Cyber Gray stripe, Silver Ice Metallic with Cyber Gray stripe, Summit White with silver stripe, Ashen Gray Metallic with silver stripe and Red Hot with black stripe. SS models receive a body-color hood insert.

The new Adrenaline Red interior, only offered on the Commemorative Edition, features adrenaline red and black leather seating surfaces, adrenaline red instrument panel insert and red stitching on the seats, steering wheel, shift knob, shift boot, door trim armrest and center console lid. Additional details exclusive to the Commemorative Edition include a leather-wrapped, flat-bottom steering wheel and Commemorative Edition sill plates. Check out the photos of the Commemorative Edition.

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How’s this for praise for the Camaro 1LE… in their latest review of the 1LE, Car and Driver calls the track-tuned Camaro a “track-ready performer on the order of the Porsche 911 GT3.”

We’ll let you read the rest of the review.

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Watch the bitchin’ Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 attack the Motown Mile, Road & Track’s private airport circuit, with Editor-in-Chief Larry Webster at the wheel [Video].

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Road & Track pits the outstanding Camaro Z/28 against some of the best performance cars available for the money – the Viper TA, GT-R and V12 Vantage. Verdict and performance number results? Check inside.

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Two interesting visuals from the latest sighting of 2016 Camaros undergoing testing (see photo set)!

1) These new prototypes had some new camouflage covering the entire roof–all the way from the A- to the C-pillars. Until now, every Camaro prototype spotted testing has had the area between the A- and B-pillars uncovered (except for the graphic wrap). Some of the cars could be Camaro convertibles, or perhaps even T-Tops.

2) An M-plated (manufacturer plates) 1980s Camaro was undergoing testing right in the thick of a proper General Motors test group in the Rocky Mountains.

See the entire photo set at the following LINK