Chevy Camaro

Chevrolet is set to deliver its 500,000th fifth-generation Camaro, America's best-selling performance car for five years in a row, in the United States this month. Now that's what we call "power in numbers." "5th Gen Camaro: 500,000 Performance Cars Sold in the U.S. | Chevrolet" Camaro Fifth Generation America's Best-Selling Performance Car Five Years In A Row 505-HP Z/28 Most Track-Capable Camaro Ever 500,000th Sold In The U.S. What Will Six Do? Find New Roads Chevrolet

From big screen to front yard, BUMBLEBEE takes the spotlight. The 2014 Camaro, performance that will transform your everyday. Be sure to catch Transformers: Age of Extinction and our Transformers Camaro in theaters June 27th. A young boy is watching Transformers on a tablet in his front yard, when a yellow Chevy Camaro pulls into the driveway. The little boy walks to the Camaro, checking it over, whispering "Bumblebee? Is that you?". "Transformers Camaro: Transforming your Everyday | Chevrolet" Bumblebee, is that you? The 2014 Chevrolet Camaro. Performance that will transform your everyday. Transformers Age of Extinction In Theaters June 27 TransformersMovie.com Chevrolet Find new Roads

"Chevy Happy Grad" This commercial shows a teen in his graduation gown and a blindfold on. His parents bring him outside to show him his new graduation gift - a new mini refrigerator with a ribbon on it for his college dorm. When they take the blindfold off, he doesn't notice the mini fridge at all - he just sees the bright yellow Chevy Camaro parked in front of the house and he thinks that's what his parents got him. The new grad starts going crazy with excitement, yelling, jumping, running around, making status updates to Facebook, calling people, and even stopping random people going by to share his enthusiasm. Soon his friends stop by (also in their graduation robes) and they are just as excited. His girlfriend stops by and the decide to get married as well. Soon, the neighbor Steve comes out with his golf clubs and is confused by all the commotion. Graduate: A blindfold, Mom? Really? Is this necessary? Mom: Happy graduation sweety! Graduate: AHHHHHHH! Whoa! I can't believe you got me this car! Amazing! Status update: Best day of my life! Ha ha, I'm calling grandma... Mom: Should we tell him? Dad: No, let him tire out first. Graduate: Jogger, check out my sweet ride. How can you jog when you can drive? Dad: Not yet, he's losing steam. Just let it run its course. Girlfriend: Marry me right now! Graduate: I'm so marrying you right now. Girlfriend: Mom, I'm getting married! Graduate: This is the best day of my life. Dad: Hey Steve. They love the car. Group: Best gift ever! Best gift ever! Best gift ever! Graduate: Whoa, whoa whoa. Hey, Mr. Johnson just stole my car. Chevy Runs Deep Super Bowl XLVI commercial, Super Bowl 46 commercial, Super Bowl 2012 commercial Superbowl XLVI commercial, SuperBowl 46 commercial, SuperBowl 2012 commercial Super Bowl XLVI ad, Super Bowl 46 ad, Super Bowl 2012 ad Superbowl XLVI ad, SuperBowl 46 ad, SuperBowl 2012 ad

From 1967 to 2017, the Camaro is an artistic statement for each generation. It is you, personified. See the Camaro 50th Anniversary mural created right before your eyes! Use #CamaroFifty and share your Camaro story. "Celebrate the Camaro 50th Anniversary - Camaro Is Art | Chevrolet" We wanted to celebrate the importance of us having been around for 50 years. The Camaro is art. It has a definite statement for each generation. When it came out in 1967, it hit spot on with the times, There was a very active, youthful movement expressing oneself by wrapping Chevrolet sheet metal around you. I have a fondness for that gen, too. The car is you personified. It's fans share a lot of creative passion for the car, passion for performance and for styling. That was passed along in every generation. I would define the 80s as an era of excess. The sky is the limit. Out of the showroom on to the drag strip. IROC was a force to be reckoned with. Such a cool car, and it was an awesome car. The 4th gen was a little bit of everything. The styling was very decade appropriate. It just kinda lived on its legacy in this era. Now all of a sudden it's gone after 4 generations. I don't think anybody ever lost the faith that it would come back someday. And so when it was actually time to bring it back, it was the most exciting time, like, could this really be happening? We need to take what worked well in the first gen and get a contemporary design, so people look back at 5th gen and say, I gotta get one of those. I think we've done a really good job at tying some key track-related Camaros of the past into the 6th generation. It looks leaner. The feature lines are much stronger. It looks like a faster car. Still the same fighter, but faster and stronger. We feel it's our duty to come in every day and try to make the Camaro better today than it was yesterday. Camaro Chief Engineer Al Oppenheiser Camaro Camaro Fifty