Special Edition Camaro: 2015 Commemorative Edition

"The Camaro story has no ending..." Except for that whole "2002" thing.

That's quite blue, like the blue on some new 200's

I'm actually a bit sad to see the current generation fade into the sunset.

All Star said:

I'm actually a bit sad to see the current generation fade into the sunset.

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I agree. Initially i fell into that, "i have seen it so much prior to launch, i am sick of it" club. But the last couple years, it has really matured, into a class act.

96RIV said:

"The Camaro story has no ending..." Except for that whole "2002" thing.

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you could still buy used..

91 s-10baja said:

All Star said:

I'm actually a bit sad to see the current generation fade into the sunset.

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I agree. Initially i fell into that, "i have seen it so much prior to launch, i am sick of it" club. But the last couple years, it has really matured, into a class act.

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dodge and ford are not are not sad, for them its been a reign of terror to rival Idi Amin Dada

Compared to the new Mustang, this thing is a brick. It is an unimaginative blob against the tension of the new Mustang's surfacing. I was totally caught off guard by how interesting the 2015 Mustang is in the flesh. Pictures don't do it justice.

mchicha said:

you could still buy used..

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Yeah, wasn't really going that literal. Just a wee bit of humor since we've got the Camaro back now.

91 s-10baja said:

I agree. Initially i fell into that, "i have seen it so much prior to launch, i am sick of it" club. But the last couple years, it has really matured, into a class act.

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I am curious in 7 or so years HOW ZETA GEN will look when we are looking at the replacement for the FIRST ALPHA GEN

richmond2000 said:

I am curious in 7 or so years HOW ZETA GEN will look when we are looking at the replacement for the FIRST ALPHA GEN

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From the looks of things quite similar.

From owning a 2010 and a 45th anniversary, I'm a little sad to see it go. I was so stoked they brought the concept intact to production and am a little worried about the sixth gen will be too derivative and not make its own impact if that makes sense.

Are commemorative models ever worth the price premium?

*Fingers crossed* that the 50th Anniversary Edition in 2017 looks stunning, and I buy one to compliment my 25th Anniversary Edition.

richmond2000 said:

I am curious in 7 or so years HOW ZETA GEN will look when we are looking at the replacement for the FIRST ALPHA GEN

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spd98 said:

From the looks of things quite similar.

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Unless GM can balance out their gas powered offerings with electrics, we might be seeing a vastly lighter/downsized or partially-electrified Camaro to meet emissions. Alpha-Camaros might be the last of the big engine bad boys!

96RIV said:

Yeah, wasn't really going that literal. Just a wee bit of humor since we've got the Camaro back now.

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I know you meant it as a light heart comment

All Star said:

I'm actually a bit sad to see the current generation fade into the sunset.

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same here. i still feel like zeta never lived to its true potential in north america.

Seeing all these 'special' edition Camaros reminds me of BMW's way of just slapping some graphics on a car, a new color, and calling it a special edition. Wish these came with more performance upgrades.

96RIV said:

Yeah, wasn't really going that literal. Just a wee bit of humor since we've got the Camaro back now.

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I loved your comment - saw the humor - and I'm a huge Camaro fan LOL

Good bye fatty.

Hello probably another fatty. ;(

bone said:

Are commemorative models ever worth the price premium?

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Usually not. It seems years later it's no big deal. At least that's what got experienced by me and by family members with a 1978 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz Classic.