For the latest installment of theTransformers series, due out next year, the Autobot hero known as Bumblebee is once again being played by a Chevrolet Camaro—and unlike all too many Hollywood ...

The special edition is only available on top of the line 2012 2LT six-cylinder and 2SS eight-cylinder versions of the Camaro, and its $3,000 price includes the RS appearance package, which ...

See also: Vette Masters of Florida hosts enthusiasts at Jerry Hamm My take, don't count on Bumblebee's latest restyle to be a dead ringer for a production Camaro as he was back in 2007. Chevrolet ...

Making its third appearance in theTransformersmovie, the fifth-generation Camaro will star again as "Bumblebee" and, starting in July, buyers will be able to order a matching Transformers Edition ...

Naturally, Bumblebee, an Autobot capable of transforming into a ‘70s-era Chevy Camaro, plays a prominent role throughout the film. Now, a new trailer for the upcoming movie shows Bumblebee both ...

The current-generation Chevrolet Camaro’s marketing got kicked off with its role as Bumblebee in the past Transformers movies, and Transformers 4 will now give us the first look at the next ...

In the firstTransformersflick, which was released in 2007, Bumblebee started as a rag-tag '77 Camaro before evolving into a variant of the Camaro concept car with black-on-yellow paint.For the ...

Michael Bay's Flickr account blew up this weekend—thanks to a new Bumblebee. Read more and see the Transformer Camaro at Car and Driver.

Michael Bay has cast two Camaros to play Bumblebee in “Transformers 4,” with the director using his website on Tuesday to introduce Chevrolet’s concept version of the muscle car that will ...

But for now, the only photo that's been released is of the new Bumblebee. And, well, yuck. Sadly, the new Bumblebee Camaro isn't just a stock yellow Camaro SS with black stripes and an Autobots badge.