By Nick Aziz
Tuesday, Feb 28th, 2006 @ 2:21 pm

GM Vice Chairman Bob Lutz said at the Geneva Motor Show that the Chevrolet Camaro Concept is likely to see production. While GM’s board has yet to approve production of the car, The Car Connection quoted Lutz as saying: “We’re all working on it as if it were an approved program.” Meanwhile, Lutz also said the Hummer H4 is back on the table. The compact Jeep Wrangler-style vehicle was initially scrapped because the concept called for a completely unique architecture. Now, the company has decided to follow a more “derivative approach” — likely borrowing a platform and parts from other GM or Hummer vehicles. Lutz said, however, that the compact Hummer would still be a unique model. In October, we reported that GM was considering the Hummer H4 as a compact two-seater “dune buggy” focused on aggressive off-roading. “

  

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