The straightened Camaro was resprayed in the same Butternut Yellow hue it wore in 1967 when it left the factory. A black “Bumble Bee” stripe is wrapped around the front of the car. A new black ...

The most popular of the event was a yellow Camaro with black stripes modeled off of Bumble Bee, the robot in disguise from the upcoming sequel to the 2007 blockbuster, “Transformers.” ...

Today at Comic-Con, General Motors officially announced the 2010 Chevy Camaro Transformers ... order up a regular Rally Yellow car and simply add plain black rally stripes for $470.

"The yellow Camaro with the black stripes has become so iconic and closely associated with the BUMBLEBEE character that this edition was a natural fit for both companies." See All 10 Photos While ...

The spot shows a boy watching the new Transformers movie and spotting a Bright Yellow Camaro with Black racing stripes. He walks up to it and whispers “Bumblebee, is that you?” a reference to ...

For Mitin, a longtime participant in raffles, the yellow Camaro with black stripes is the only prize he said he's ever won. "You always hear about people winning contests and you don't know who ...

If you want your Camaro to stand out ... looked pretty much like every black SS on the road. What our car needed was a little personality, namely in the form of stripes. See All 16 Photos Once ...

While the yellow Camaro with black rally stripes found its way onto many a bedroom wall, it’s much more affordable than the Lamborghini Countach or the Ferrari F40 that found themselves on those ...

Evidently not content with all the positive spin that the Camaro’s starring role ... door sill plates and embedded within the black center rally stripes. Does that seem worth $995?