2011 including five new entries for Cadillac, 10 for Chevy while Buick and GMC will add another 10 new models. We’ve already told you about Cadillac’s entries here, so let’s concentrate on the three other brands of the “revitalized” General Motors.

2010 Chevy Camaro, but fans of the car may find some comfort in the Trans Am conversions that are being readied by the crew over at “Trans Am Depot”. The company said that it will unveil a one-off Kevin Morgan “Trans Am” Concept at the 2009 Trans Am Nationals at the end of the month with the production version kits set to be available for order later this year.

General Motors revealed the first official photos of the 2010 Chevy Agile small car. Despite the promising sketches, the production version of the Agile looks like an Opel Corsa that suffered multiple plastic surgery procedures to make it look like a small Chevy crossover.

Chevy dealership in Mexico, shows a man dressed up in a Bumblebee suit talking to a couple of potential buyers before transforming -literally- into a Camaro! But since seeing is believing, skip the jump to check out the video for yourselves.

Nevertheless, the project seems to be well on track as these latest scoop photographs prove. The completely undisguised Camaro Convertible models that appear to be production-ready were bagged at GM Holden’s e Fishermans Bend plant in Melbourne, Australia, by a Camaro5 forum member.

Transformers fans will be happy to know that Chevrolet will release a limited edition Bumblebee Camaro. Available in either V6 or V8 engine, the car will be available for order on June 1st and the first cars are scheduled to enter the assembly line on June 24th, 2009, which is the same day the Revenge of the Fallen movie is scheduled for released in the U.S.

Here’s a very rare and special 1988 Chevrolet Camaro LT5 Concept which is up for sale on eBay. For your info, this one of a kind car was “commissioned to be built for the 1991 SEMA show by the legendary John Moss who headed up the Chevrolet special vehicles division.” If you’re interested the car will set you back $99,995.

The 2010 Chevy Camaro will be available in a Transformers Special Edition for fans of the movie. The car features rally stripes, Autobot insignia fender badges and wheel caps and the highly complementing Transformers logo on the door. The performance of this special edition car is still the same as the original model. The 2010 Transformers Special Edition Chevy Camaro will cost for around $1000.

Despite the looming bankruptcy and the other serious issues facing the company, General Motors’ global product development chief, Tom Stephens told journalists on the sidelines of an event at the University of Michigan that the American automaker is on plan with the development of the Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid. “At this point in time, I know of no reason why we can’t be in production by November of 2010,” Stephens said.

GM’s decision to not offer -at least for the time being- the new Chevy Camaro with the Corvette ZR1’s 640 horsepower supercharged V8 engine has left the door wide open for tuners to satisfy the specific needs of power-hungry Camaro buyers. This latest proposal is the collaborative work of Chris Fesler and former GM Performance manager Jon Moss. The ‘dynamic-duo’ is preparing a limited edition run of specially modified Camaros that can be equipped with any LS-series V8 engine that’s currently available including the ‘Vette ZR1’s LS9.

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