This is what I think the 2028 Camaro sedan will look like

[bbrriiaann1973]

This is what I think the 2028 Camaro sedan will look like. With smaller wheels and a more mild version of styling elements.

I would love to see a 4 door camaro/sedan what ever they call it. I have a old C10, a new Silverado and a C8 Zo6! So a four door muscle car would be perfect.

 

[Stonehauler]

Change the badges around the blacked out one gets called a Chevy and the Chrome goes to Buick.

I am not a great AI picture prompter. I fully admit that, but I would buy either of these two cars. Obviously, there would need to be more stylistic changes and even more changes under the hood (shocked and sprung a bit different, more upscale interior in the Buick vs the Chevy, but not full scale tecno-palace that is the CT5.

 

[102SS]

I am not a great AI picture prompter. I fully admit that, but I would buy either of these two cars. Obviously, there would need to be more stylistic changes and even more changes under the hood (shocked and sprung a bit different, more upscale interior in the Buick vs the Chevy, but not full scale tecno-palace that is the CT5.

The design isn't a problem
The Camaro got the chrome and the Buick got blacked out
I just think it should be the other way around unless Buick brings back the GN and GNX names

 

[Stonehauler]

Ahh, I see what you mean. I agree. That said, I am hoping the Grand National does come back. I would not mind the Buick doing a little parts sharing, but I agree, the blackout wheels would look nice on the Chevy. I don't think the ground effects and the splitter work well on the Buick either. I should have removed them. The Camaro needs both of those though. The Camaro also needs a bit of a window envelope tuck to give it a little more emphasis on the hips/haunch (whatever you want to call them) of the rear fender meeting the glass envelope. Maybe a bit more of a fastback style for the Chevy, while the Buick retains a separate trunk.

One of the biggest alternative market designs I can see is the police interceptor. I am not sure they can use a fastback unless it is never used for transporting a suspect or detaining a suspect, but a "three box" version could. That said, have police largely adapted to the SUV style cruiser these days and would find a sedan restrictive?

 

[Stonehauler]

dupe post

 

[ARC]

I would love to see Buick adopt the Grand National/GNX name on something like this.

 

[Stonehauler]

That's not bad.

Obviously it's done in the style of a concept vehicle, because those wheels are way too big and those tires too narrow for a production vehicle. Likewise the body lines on the doors are great for a concept, won't work in real life, plus you need a few more inches (at least one) of ground clearance. Probably need a little more overhang in the rear or shift the rear wheels a bit further forward

However, the overall silhouette isn't bad at all though and I can definitely see the general shape and flow getting into a production vehicle... I dig it!