The taillights for the 2014-15 Chevrolet Camaro supposedly “took styling cues from the original first generation Camaro” (Wikipedia, 2015).
Why dump the iconic quad taillights in favor of a look that is even more boringly generic than that of the 1967-68 Camaro?
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