Automakers are getting ready for some aftermarket fun at the annual SEMA Show that takes place in Las Vegas from November 1 through 4. General Motors is heading down to the strip with a variety of concept and project cars including a number of prototypes based on the 2012MY Camaro coupe, convertible and of course, the upcoming ZL1.
Among those is the Camaro Convertible Red Zone concept that has been upgraded with a selection collection of accessories such as the silver heritage stripe and 21-inch polished-face alloy wheels.
The Synergy Edition Concept, which Chevy says may enter production as a special edition, gets a distinctive silver exterior with black stripes and red accents along with a matching interior. GM has not yet released any photos of the car.
The 1LE option code designation that was introduced in the Camaro’s third generation makes a comeback in concept form combining components from the SS and the upcoming ZL1.
Finally, there's also a prototype based on next year's Camaro ZL1 called the Carbon Concep. As the name implies, among other components, it is adorned with carbon-fiber parts inside and out.
For more detailed info on the Camaros announced today, scroll down to check out the official release on each model.
GM said that it will display several other Camaro models including a real-life homage to the “Custom Camaro” that was part of the original Hot Wheels 1:64-scale line in 1968.
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