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Transformers Bumblebee Chevrolet Camaro

The special edition will be available exclusively in a ?Rally Yellow? paint scheme

With the sequel to last year?s Transformers hit ? Revenge of the Fallen - set to open across cinemas in the U.S. on June 24, Chevrolet is reportedly planning to start production of a new special edition Camaro based on the ?Bumblebee? version that very same day. Expected to be styled exactly like the Autobot car in the movie, the special edition Camaro will be available exclusively in a ?Rally Yellow? paint scheme and feature contrasting black racing stripes.

Both V6 and V8 models will be available, though only the LT and SS trims. This means that the optional RS package, which adds a number of features including 20in wheels and HID headlights, could also be offered.

No major mechanical modifications are planned as information sourced from the Camaro5 forums reveals that there will only be Transformers badging and symbols on the wheel centers, sill plates and around the dash.

While production of the Bumblebee Camaro isn?t scheduled to start until June 24, orders will be open from the first of that same month and continue through until December.

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Ah yes, finally some good viral updates! If there is one franchise ripe for good viral marketing (besides Terminator), it's Transformers. Lucky for us, Paramount is putting a small bit of effort into launching what could be a cool viral game for Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Those who followed the viral for the first Transformers know that it all began when Michael Bay hid a password in the trailer. And it's no different here. Hidden in the latest full trailer for Transformers 2 was a website on the back of Sam's shirt (see below). That website has now officially launched and there seems to be a lot more going on as well.

Seen below is a screenshot from the scene in the trailer where that website address first appears. It points to TheRealEffingDeal.com, a conspiracy blog run by Leo Spitz who was in Mission City when the final fight in the last movie all took place (hence the blurry photo seen above). Click the photo for a full-size look.

The Real Effing Deal is a somewhat of a conspiracy blog talking about UFOs, aliens, and plenty more, including giant robots. Spitz also has the hots for G4TV host Olivia Munn, who is mentioned a few times in his posts. His updates date all the way back to May 10th, but we haven't had time yet to go through every one to find out if there's anything hidden in any of them. We're assuming this is going to be the primary website for all big viral updates related to Transformers 2 (especially considering the URL was on the back of Sam's jacket in the trailer). But that's not all - there are a few more giant robot related sites out there.

There's another blog located at GiantEffingRobots.com that is run by Robo-Warrior (who we believe is John Turturro in the movie). There aren't as many updates, but they do reference Leo Spitz and attempt to refute his giant robot claims. Lastly, the third viral website is located at MendelsonRobotics.com. It hasn't launched yet, but word is that Mendelson is the company that is responsible for covering up the events in Mission City as well as studying the Transformers in order to gain technological advancements. Mendelson is supposedly seen in the latest TV spots when Optimus rolls in and transforms (at the end).

Thanks to our friends over at MovieViral.com for helping out with the details. We'll keep you updated on all the latest with this viral. And of course, if you discover anything new while out searching these three sites, be sure to let me know! It wouldn't be a viral if it weren't about everyone discovering new sites and details.

How can people not like Transformers?

Mind Blowing Special Effects and Action! Humor! (This one actually seem funnier than the first one with the Autobots!) HOT Babe! Cool Dude!

It has everything!!!

Just don't expect a freaking smart as hell Plot!!

How can people not like Transformers?

Mind Blowing Special Effects and Action! Humor! (This one actually seem funnier than the first one with the Autobots!) HOT Babe! Cool Dude!

It has everything!!!

Just don't expect a freaking smart as hell Plot!!

Who is saying I don't like transformers in this thread? :p

@Rappy: Are those press conference screens of megan fox available in UHQ? :shifty:

How can people not like Transformers?

Mind Blowing Special Effects and Action! Humor! (This one actually seem funnier than the first one with the Autobots!) HOT Babe! Cool Dude!

It has everything!!!

Just don't expect a freaking smart as hell Plot!!

let me tell you who wouldn't like Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen.

a) G1 Who won't grow up fan boys. Those people who say "Sideswipe MUST BE RED ". They just hate the movie designs..

b) The Academy. Yes. How in the hell did Narnia take Best Special Effects Oscar.. like are you serious? Yeah great job on the hair on the Lion, it still looks CG. :p Apparently they haven't seen or missed Blackout's Transformation. They went from a REAL MH-53 Helicopter to a digital one during the 1st Transformation. I'd bet they couldn't even tell the difference.

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