Ever wonder what goes into making a concept car? How about one of the most sought-after concept cars of the year? At the GM Design Center in Warren, Michigan, the Chevrolet Camaro Concept was born, and like many show cars, its production process is nothing like that of a regular car. The Camaro concept itself is something of a fusion of new and old — and so was its creation. Computer controlled tools and extensive hand sculpting were both used in the creation of the initial full-size clay model, and similar processes were employed when it came time to build the actual show car.