From what we know, Chevy has no plans of introducing any other Bumblebee Edition model other than the one based on the new Camaro Coupe, but that didn't stop an avid Transformer fan in China from giving his Chevy Cruze sedan the full Autobot treatment. We're not sure if the project includes anything else other than the yellow paint finish with the twin black rally stripes and the matching details, but you can check out the modded Cruze in all its glory in the photo gallery after the jump.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Chevy Cruze Transformers Bumblebee Edition: Made in China
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
2010 Camaro Transformers Bumblebee Edition Reportedly Announced by GM
The Chevy fan-boys over at Camaro5 are reporting that GM has just announced to its dealers through a live broadcast the introduction of a limited edition 2010 Camaro Bumblebee version that pays homage to the homonymous film car of the Transformers Movie series. General Motors has yet to issue an official press release, but according to the tipster, the car will be available for order from June 1 with production running from June 24 through December.
Aside from the 'bumblebee' black and yellow rally stripes, the special edition 2010 Camaro that will be offered in both LT and SS forms will get Transformers badging on the wheel centers, sill plates and embroidered on the console lid - just don't expect to see it transforming into a robot...
source: http://carscoop.blogspot.com
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Fan-made Transformers Film from Russia is Simply Awesome [with Video]

Michael Bay, you need to be taking notes, because this fan-made Transformers short film is epically cool. Created by 21-year old Alexander Vladimirovich Semenov from Russia, the film doesn't use little white trash GM robots or the ridonkulous SR-71 pirate grandpa; instead, it stars a cool old VAZ 2106...I think...and some dinky little cell phone robots.
Oh and the main guy is someone who ends up driving the VAZ Decepticon. Really, who wouldn't want to drive a little 4-wheeled evil?
Instead of what boils down to plain stupid product placement like Jolt the Volt, how about we make this next Transformers a little more down to earth (as crazy as that sounds)?
I know sponsors are the ones writing your checks, but there comes a time when the movie needs to still be a Michael Bay summer blockbuster and not a two hour GM commercial. Check out the slick vid below.
By Phil Alex
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Real-Life Transformer Fulfills All Our Childhood Fantasies

This video of a real-life Transformer snapped rolling on Hollywood Boulevard has been making the rounds on YouTube for a few months. No, it's not a lame viral marketing attempt by Citroen or a trailer for a new shaky cam Michael Bay / Jerry Bruckheimer movie.
It's a guy in a transforming Transformers costume. How cool is that? Remember when you were a kid and you had that cardboard box that you used to hold around your waist, pretending to be a fire truck? This is like that, but a million times cooler.
The video says its Optimus Prime but come on; everyone knows Optimus is a big rig. Binaltech has a Mustang Transformer called Wheeljack, but that's pretty obscure even from a fanboy perspective. It could be Barricade from the 2007 movie but if so, where's the police get up?
The pièce de résistance of course is the vinyl roof. Well, it's either that or a convertible roof, but the former is much funnier.
By Tristan Hankins





































