Now we're talking. Can't wait to see it and the SS is the only way to do. Price seems reasonable compared to other High Performance vehicles out there.
I like the nostalgic original configuration best - two door. It appears to have a crew cab variation with four doors and an extended-cab variant with two doors and two rear 'jump' doors opened from within.
@perrone1 I noticed that as well and am hoping that it will only be a 2 door version. But knowing the manufacturers, they do not want to appeal to just the sports minded, but the family minded.
Great, well-done video. I think this is all CGI, though. I haven't heard about any plans to bring back the El Camino. There are several videos on YouTube portraying "what-if" cars that seem authentic.
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Auh..... I should point out that GM has NOT confirmed any of this. If ANYONE has actual proof, spy photos and/or 100% confirmation, I'd love to see it. Moreover, should GM actually have an El Camino "in the pipeline," I highly doubt it will look much like this.
As noted, prove me wrong. I would love to see something like this; speaking parenthetically, however, I doubt we will.
Great, well-done video. I think this is all CGI, though. I haven't heard about any plans to bring back the El Camino. There are several videos on YouTube portraying "what-if" cars that seem authentic.
WHAT? Computer generated? I gave them my credit card info for my down payment on a Pearl-Grey Standard cab SS-750!!
I suspect you and Chris are correct. I saw another video from this same YouTuber on the 2025 XT5 and the word from Cadillac Society is that there will be no '25 such car except for the Chinese market. That later became an issue and they reported that it is still undecided but other videos of theirs (TheAutoReport) shows fictitious What If-type renderings.
