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The Transformers movies have been one of the major co-branding successes of recent years, and General Motors is using it for all it's worth, today releasing a new 2010 Chevrolet Camaro TRANSFORMERS Special Edition.

Exclusively an appearance package, the TRANSFORMERS kit can be had on both the LT and SS models. It focuses on a black stripes on yellow layout - like the Bumblebee Camaro from the movies - and also includes an AUTOBOT shield on both door panels, the wheel caps and embroidered into the center console. Transformers logos on the side sill plates and embedded into the black rally stripes complete the look.

Orders for the car are now open, with the appearance package priced at $995. The RS appearance package can also be added to the TRANSFORMERS car for even more visual accent.


Read up on the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro - including our review of the SS - if you're not already familiar with its many trims and options, or check out some of the Transformers-GM tie-ups from the past year.

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  1. ma_Mike avatar Mike Posted: 7/22/2009 1:20pm PDT

    So it's just a yellow Camaro with a couple stickers and emblems? I'm sure I could do something similar for less than $995! And it doesn't even have the aggresive new intakes/bodykit on Bumblebee in the second movie.
     
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  2. ma_Sphinx avatar Sphinx Posted: 7/22/2009 2:50pm PDT

    Agreed. Nearly a grand for some embroidery and decals you can pick up at any market. I think a $1000 could be better spend on performance mods not cosmetics.
     
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  3. ma_Sphinx avatar Sphinx Posted: 7/22/2009 2:51pm PDT

    Agreed. Nearly a grand for some embroidery and decals you can pick up at any market. I think a $1000 could be better spend on performance mods not cosmetics.
     
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  4. ma_Sphinx avatar Sphinx Posted: 7/22/2009 2:51pm PDT

    Agreed. Nearly a grand for some embroidery and decals you can pick up at any market. I think a $1000 could be better spend on performance mods not cosmetics.
     
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  5. ma_Sphinx avatar Sphinx Posted: 7/22/2009 2:51pm PDT

    Agreed. Nearly a grand for some embroidery and decals you can pick up at any market. I think a $1000 could be better spend on performance mods not cosmetics.
     
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  6. ma_Sphinx avatar Sphinx Posted: 7/22/2009 2:51pm PDT

    Agreed. Nearly a grand for some embroidery and decals you can pick up at any market. I think a $1000 could be better spend on performance mods not cosmetics.
     
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  7. ma_cislam71 avatar cislam71 Posted: 7/23/2009 6:51am PDT

    I like the idea of a transformers visual package but a couple of autobot badges here and their just dont make it so...
    It need the same body kit and lowered suspension of the car used in the movie and the same stunning paint finish as well. Not some sunflower yellow they had sitting around in the factory and decided to get rid of. Transformers fans will not be attracted to this offer. Its too basic.
     
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  8. ma_stevesocks avatar stevesocks Posted: 7/23/2009 7:38am PDT

    I agree with the above comments, especially about the body kit!
    Could been very cool... they could have even added the old school sound effect when you open the trunk!lol
    But alas... it will sell anyway.
     
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  9. ma_giovannigambini avatar giovannigambini Posted: 7/23/2009 9:34am PDT

    HOW G*A*Y !!!!!

    Who'da thunk it, that GM would come up with a bad idea. First they wait 3 years to come out with the Camaro after featuring it in the first Transgender Oops...I mean Transformers movie, now they come out with this $1000 package that will surely increase resale value.

    Do the CEO's ride to work on the short bus at GM?

    Just wondering....
     
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  10. ma_giovannigambini avatar giovannigambini Posted: 7/23/2009 9:41am PDT

    Pay $1000 for the Transformers package now....
    Deduct $1000 from the price 6 years from now when trading in when no one remembers or cares about a Transformers Movie.
     
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  11. christmas shopping Posted: 11/27/2009 7:45pm PST

    Most people in our times have not got lunch money for their kids school lunches-any one whom can afford this-could help feed the hungry, make a huge difference in their community and feel a lot better in the long run.Rather than a toy in their driveway. My question is how much of our hard earned tax dollars made this fine toy GM thinks everyone can afford...Also don't you think this car would have been better sold when the 1st Transformer movie was released-Oh that's right they did not have our money yet.
     
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