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More than meets the eye?

Is the Chevrolet Camaro Transformers Edition more than meets the eye? Nope. It's merely an appearance package.

Updated:July 24, 2009Caption:Antuan GoodwinPhoto:General Motors

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It'll cost you

The Transformers Edition package is priced at $995 over the MSRP of an LT V6 or SS V8 Camaros, and is only available on Rally Yellow models.

Updated:July 24, 2009Caption:Antuan GoodwinPhoto:General Motors

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RS package

The Transformers package does not interfere with the RS package accessories, so drivers can have both.

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Where's LaBeouf?

The Transformers Edition is styled after the vehicle mode of Autobot Bumblebee from the "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen" movie. Fortunately, the package does not include a chronically frightened Shia LaBeouf.

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Bumblebee stripes

The kit starts with black rally stripes with Transformers graphics.

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Door sills

Transformers-logo embossed door sills will remind you of how much of a fanboy you are every time you get into the car.

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Autobot badging

OK, I have to admit that this is cool. The Transformers Edition package adds Autobot badging below the Camaro logo on the front fenders.

Updated:July 24, 2009Caption:Antuan GoodwinPhoto:General Motors

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Wheel caps

The centercaps of the wheels also receive Autobot badges.

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Surprisingly subtle interior mod

Inside, the Transformers Edition gets a surprisingly subtle Autobots logo stitched into the center console cover.

Updated:July 24, 2009Caption:Antuan GoodwinPhoto:General Motors

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Not quite movie accurate

The Bumblebee character in the first film is based on the Camaro concept (which isn't exactly identical to the production model) and is depicted in the second film as a Camaro Z28 (which GM has indefinitely suspended), so your Transformers Edition Camaro won't be exactly movie accurate. Also, it doesn't transform into a 16-foot robot.

Updated:July 24, 2009Caption:Antuan GoodwinPhoto:General Motors

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