More influence on the tail lamps than the Camaro?
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More influence on the tail lamps than the Camaro?
Still round. Sort of. I wonder if we aren't seeing some styling hints right in front of us. I do like the split-window spear on the back glass, but I doubt that's what we'll see.
the Grand Am Corvette Daytona Prototype -
the Grand Am Corvette Daytona Prototype -
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Half-round, sort of. Thanks for posting that pic. Interesting.
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Hey, I heard from a reliable source () that the new C7 will not only have the half-round lights, but will also have the Lambo doors of the Prototype.
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I think if you look at that GA prototype you'll see all kinds of styling hints. Like the rear center shape between those half round tail lights, and the rear window spear, and the frront grille openings and the headlights. GM spent a lot of money to influence that shape. I think they are preparing our appetite for what is to be served.
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I think if you look at that GA prototype you'll see all kinds of styling hints. Like the rear center shape between those half round tail lights, and the rear window spear, and the frront grille openings and the headlights. GM spent a lot of money to influence that shape. I think they are preparing our appetite for what is to be served.
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Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
This racer echoes C6 styling elements. Any connection to C7 will be coincidental.
BTW, take another look at the Camaro taillights. They're partial circles within a rectangle.
This racer echoes C6 styling elements. Any connection to C7 will be coincidental.
BTW, take another look at the Camaro taillights. They're partial circles within a rectangle.
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The tails on the DP look a lot worse than the C6 IMO. However, that gray prototype above is a different story. But I doubt they'll be like that. We'll see .
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If you watch the GA series you hear the commentators talking about the DP Corvettes having more downforce than the other DP cars due to the styling. Maybe we see a similar body shape, with less weight, a little less HP and massively more responsive.
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I think if you look at that GA prototype you'll see all kinds of styling hints. Like the rear center shape between those half round tail lights, and the rear window spear, and the frront grille openings and the headlights. GM spent a lot of money to influence that shape. I think they are preparing our appetite for what is to be served.
I hope that's correct!
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I think if you look at that GA prototype you'll see all kinds of styling hints. Like the rear center shape between those half round tail lights, and the rear window spear, and the frront grille openings and the headlights. GM spent a lot of money to influence that shape. I think they are preparing our appetite for what is to be served.
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As for the "Camaro" taillights, I do not understand the negative stigma about them. Would it be such a bad thing if something similar finds its way onto the C7? I love the large, round taillights on the C6, but a more squared look for the C7 would add a bit of aggression.