Bergstrom of Green Bay

While any fortunate owner could be more than satisfied with their new Chevy Camaro as it comes fresh off the lot, this excellent muscle car is also one of the easiest (and most fun) to customize. Which is probably why there are more than 20 concepts and modified production versions of the Camaro making their appearance this week at the SEMA Show 2015. Check out these really neat Camaro concept vehicles at SEMA 2015 and some of the great Chevy and aftermarket accessories that make them shine.

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Camaro Hyper concept

The Camaro Hyper lifts multiple styling cues the 1970 Chevy Camaro RS. While the Hyper Blue Metallic exterior paint color and Ceramic White interior are both available on the upcoming 2016 Camaro, other touches like white rally stripes and “Camaro” fender badges are new, heritage-inspired touches.

Other Chevrolet Accessories and performance modifications made to the Camaro Hyper concept include a suspension lowering kit, performance exhaust, blue engine cover, front fascia and upper and lower grille modifications, and various Camaro branding on the armrest and floor mats.

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Camaro Performance concept

The Camaro Performance concept has the most straightforward name and style, but that doesn’t mean that it can be dismissed out of hand. This concept vehicle implement the best new accessories available from Chevrolet to add even more power and performance to the already impressive Camaro. Some of these features include a performance air intake and exhaust system, as well as a new suspension-lowering kit and upgraded Brembo front brakes with six-piston calipers. A red engine cover and 20-inch accessory wheel complete the sporty and high-performance impression alongside a host of stylish interior accents.[/bscolumns]

One of the best parts of looking at the great vehicles coming out at the SEMA Show is that we can imagine the kind of accents and accessories that will be available on future production vehicles. While we may not have glow in the dark vehicles like the Krypon anytime soon, you never know where that kind of technology will lead us.