Countless gearheads spent their childhoods pushing Hot Wheels around the sandbox, dreaming of the day they’d drive the full-size versions. Well, those dreams finally came true: On Day 1 of the SEMA show, Chevrolet unveiled the Camaro Hot Wheels Concept.
Inspired by one of the 16 original Hot Wheels introduced in 1968, this very special Camaro has inherited a number of telltale styling cues, including a stunning metallic green paint job that serves as a focal point for the model. The dazzling hue is the result of a complicated process and, according to GM design director Phil Zak, is also an industry first.
A myriad of mods distinguish the Hot Wheels Camaro from the original such as Brembo brakes, a lowered Pedders suspension, 20” wheels, a new exhaust system, and a ton of Chevy accessories.
The concept’s powertrain consists of a 6.2L V8 mated to a 6-speed manual transmission.
Check out our complete coverage of the 2011 SEMA show on Auto123.com.
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Inspired by one of the 16 original Hot Wheels introduced in 1968, this very special Camaro has inherited a number of telltale styling cues, including a stunning metallic green paint job that serves as a focal point for the model. The dazzling hue is the result of a complicated process and, according to GM design director Phil Zak, is also an industry first.
A myriad of mods distinguish the Hot Wheels Camaro from the original such as Brembo brakes, a lowered Pedders suspension, 20” wheels, a new exhaust system, and a ton of Chevy accessories.
The concept’s powertrain consists of a 6.2L V8 mated to a 6-speed manual transmission.
Check out our complete coverage of the 2011 SEMA show on Auto123.com.