Lesson to be learned: Don't bet on the guy in the Jeep Compass.

Looks like a family road trip gone bad.

Wal-Mart parking lot shuttle.

I love that stance!

Was there pressure when redesigning the classic Corvette tail lights? Not to belittle the mechanical aspects, but the Corvette tail lights are probably one of the most iconic tail lights out there, and imagine a pretty big deal when it comes to getting it "right". (BTW, you guys did!)

Does anyone else see a little bit of Dodge Charger there?

The rear reminds me of the pig face people from that Twilight Zone episode...

It's like a very intense pig.

Looks fantastic from this angle.

If you are too short to clear the top of your SUV, or too careless to figure out a way to do so, then you are a prime example of someone who shouldn't be driving one.

"Go around! Go around!"

I had a 1979, and IIRC they are unibody, and the T-tops impact structural strength. If you want one of these to modify to crazy HP numbers, you should get the non-t-top model.

It should be the name of a special edition, 500HP Miata.

Frankly, I'm shocked there isn't a car with a big angry V8 that's called Wolverine yet. It just works.

Seriously, who recalls the Kizashi? I sure didn't.

Calling this car "Stealth" is almost as silly as Lamborghini naming the Aventador "Subtle." An E39 M5 is stealthy – this isn't.

I did that once.

Chevy has the bonkers, track focused Camaro Z/28 and crazy fast Corvette Z06. Cadillac is waging war on BMW with the ATS-V and CTS-V. Ford has the stunning, flat-plane V8 Shelby GT350. Dodge has the certifiably insane, 707 hp Challenger & Charger Hellcats. All of these cars cost less than $100k.

I don't care for the moving of the side markers. It looks good on the swooping C7 Corvette, but it doesn't seem to go with the design flow here. I'd imagine they were guesses anyway for the render.

One of the most impressive things to me, about the 5th Gen Camaro styling, was how well it could take a hit. The high belt line contributes to that. Just do a search for images of 5th Gen Camaro crashes. It's impressive.