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Chevrolet is determined to push for their small cars this year during the SEMA show bringing Sonics and Cruzes on the spotlight. Admit it or not though, what will be SEMA without their Camaros and Corvettes, and their powerful V8 plus head turning paint finishing.

The smaller cars of Chevy focus on the aesthetics and the aerodynamics but their sports cars come packed with body treatments, carbon fiber enhancements, and different themes to give glory to the long history and achievements of the brand.

Although people want to see the small cars, all of the attention goes to the Corvettes and the Chevrolet Camaros:

Carlisle Blue Grand Sport

This concept Chevrolet Corvette is finished in Carlisle Blue tribute of the three decades of the popular event. The ride depends on the 6.2L V8 that is coupled with a 6-speed manual gearbox.

Tribute car for Ron Fellows Hall of Fame

This Corvette is in honor of the driver who the race driver who once ruled the NASCAR, American Le Mans, Trans-Am and other race car series. Ron Fellows was honored and inducted to the Corvette Hall of Fame in Kentucky this year. The Corvette is in Torch Red, gets carbon-fiber elements, and also a Z06 performance package.

Red Zone Concept Chevy Camaro

This Camaro received interior and suspension upgrades. It is painted in red but Chevrolet makes use of a new shade and it also sports the traditional silver strip.

1LE Camaro Concept

Chevrolet installed the ZL1′s brake and performance package on this concept Camaro giving it the black hood, rocker panels, and splitter.

ZL1 Carbon Concept Camaro

Imagine the 2012 Camaro ZL1 and make the picture a lot better with carbon fiber elements like the mohawk vent on the hood, interior, and spoiler. This car has a supercharged V8 engine that can produce 580 horsepower. Chevrolet also installed brakes from Brembo to make sure that the car can stop when you need it to. According to insiders, the carbon hood on this ride might make it to its production version.