This artist has made the Camaro of today look more like the second-generation model from the 1970s.

According to rumors, the Chevrolet Camaro is close to retirement. rendering artist, wb.artist20 on Instagram has created a new Camaro that draws inspiration from the second-generation model. You’ll also find some retro details.It was possible to have the Camaro with a split bumper, which left the middle section of the grille exposed. This was before the 1974 second-gen Camaro refresh. This element is included in the rendering by wb.artist20. He also added a retro touch to the model’s nose by using circular headlights instead of the more traditional, angular ones.

There is also more chrome. The grille now has the shiny metal. The material can be seen around the windshield as well as the top of each door. The second-gen Camaro’s body color door handles were also incorporated.

A set of torque-thrust-style tires that look like classic muscle cars from the ’60s and 70s was also fitted by the artist. White lettering adds an older-school look to the tires.

According to a 2019 rumor, the Camaro will disappear after 2023. Chevy has introduced special equipment to keep people interested in the Camaro until then. The Red Accent Package , Black Accent Package and Wild Cherry Design package are some of the highlights on the exterior. A 10-speed manual gearbox is also available by the company for the 2021 SS 1LE version.