Posted on: Nov 02, 2011 | 2,072 reads

Chevrolet Shows Off their Custom Camaros at SEMA

Chevy has just debuted their four custom Camaros at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

GM brought four of their own project Camaros this year, in order to highlight various personalization options which they offer. First, there will be two convertibles The Red Zone and Synergy. As previously reported by CarBuzz, these are primarily appearance packages, with the more thorough of the two being the SS-based Synergy. Next up is the 1LE Track Pack Concept. This is a performance package which focuses on adding lightness and improving handling.

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Lastly, there is the ZL1 Carbon Concept. This is, again, an appearance package, but being as it is for the ZL1, it's easier to get excited about it. The package shows off some of the carbon fiber which the ZL1 already had, and also finds new ways to make more of the car black. Not a big change, but black is a good color for the ZL1, and it hardly needs much help to look good anyway. Chevrolet did fantastic job with their custom Camaros for SEMA, so check out their finished products which look strikingly similar to their renderings from last week, which held so much promise. Photos courtesy of Drew Phillips / AOL.