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In a clip that spans just over one minute long, Chevrolet appears to have wanted to kill two birds with one stone. On one hand, the organization is happy to celebrate a milestone: 500,000 units sold of the fifth generation Chevrolet Camaro.

The second is a bigger deal: it's a teaser of the all-new, sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro.

Given the amount of interest we saw Spies invest into one story that ran this week, we wanted to bring you the clip and let you get a closer look. If I am honest, it appears to be pretty similar to the render we saw. Yes, it's covered head-to-toe in camouflage, but the details remain quite clear.

It will debut an all-new "bubble roof," squinty face and a large air intake integrated into the front valence. In addition, we've seen in other spy shots that the rear quarter window will feature a new line that makes it look like a pointed arrow. Around the back expect a quad-tipped exhaust on the SS variant as well as an all-new set of taillights that are for more interesting than the Lego blocks currently equipped.

That said, check out Chevrolet's teaser of the all-new sixth-gen product, below!



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.”




Chevrolet's press release follows:


Fifth-gen Camaro Approaches 500,000 U.S. Sales


Production milestone caps five years as America's best-selling performance car


DETROIT – Talk about a big family: Chevrolet expects to deliver the 500,000th fifth-generation Camaro in the United States this month.

The fifth-generation Camaro has been a runaway success for Chevrolet since it went on sale in August 2009. Camaro sales passed Mustang in 2010, to become America's best-selling performance car – a title Camaro has retained for five consecutive years. In the process, the Camaro has helped bring new buyers to Chevrolet – with 63 percent of retail buyers new to GM.

"The fifth-generation Camaro has clearly resonated with both long-time Camaro fans, and first time performance-car buyers," said Todd Christensen, Camaro marketing manager. "That sets the bar high for the next chapter of the car's history."

Remarkably, the Camaro continues to gain momentum, even as the fifth-generation Camaro nears the end of production this year. In 2014, Camaro total sales increased 7.1 percent for its second-best year of sales since its introduction. For the first two months of 2015, total sales are up 3.6 percent over 2014:

August through December 2009 61,648
2010 calendar year 81,299
2011 calendar year 88,249
2012 calendar year 84,391
2013 calendar year 80,567
2014 calendar year 86,297
January through February 2015 11,364

Total 493,815

In its final year for the fifth generation, the 2015 Camaro lineup offers a broad range of models that balance style, performance and efficiency:

- The 323-horsepower V-6-powered LS coupe and LT coupe and convertible – including the 2LS with an EPA-rated 30 mpg on the highway

- The Camaro SS coupe and convertible, with a 6.2L V-8 delivering up to 426 horsepower

- The road-racing-inspired Camaro 1LE performance package with unique gearing, suspension tuning and tires that make the model capable of more than 1 g of lateral acceleration

- The 580-horsepower supercharged Camaro ZL1 coupe and convertible – the most powerful Camaro in history

- The track-capable Camaro Z/28 (coupe only), which was named Motor Trend's 2014 Best Driver's Car – the first American-brand car to receive the award.




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