Chevrolet Camaro
Chevrolet debuted the Camaro, its answer to compete against the Mustang, in the Fall of 1966. Although the Camaro's production has not been continuous, the two-door sports car has served as a performance staple in Chevrolet's vehicle offering for more than 50 years.
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Additional information
How many generations of Chevrolet Camaro are there?
There are currently six generations of Camaro, with a 7th generation rumored: 1st generation (1967-1969), 2nd generation (1970-1981), 3rd generation (1982-1992), 4th generation sometimes referred to as a "Catfish Camaro" (1993-2002), 5th generation (2010-2015) and 6th generation (2016-2024).
What is the most popular trim of Chevrolet Camaro to buy?
Classic Camaro trims that are desirable are RS (Rally Sport), SS (Super Sport) and Z/28 for top performance. For the 4th-6th generations, SS trim signifies a V8 engine. ZL1 trim indicates the top performance, with the exception of 2014 Camaros donning the Z/28 badge, the top performance trim.
Where is the best place to buy a Chevrolet Camaro?
Online auctions, such as Hagerty Marketplace, are the best place to find rare and desirable Chevrolet Camaros. Many enthusiasts prefer to sell on these platforms because of their knowledgable and captive audience. Online auctions are a great place to find manual transmission and rare options for popular cars.
Where is the best place to sell a Chevrolet Camaro?
Online auctions, such as Hagerty Marketplace, are the best place to sell rare and desirable Chevrolet Camaros. They possess active audiences searching for manual transmission and rare versions of the Camaro. Online auctions bring in a national audience for sellers to maximize their sale price.
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