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This reliable manual sports car boasts a commendable 160 mph top speed, and it is readily available for under $10,000 in the ...

When Chevrolet introduced the sixth-generation Camaro at Detroit’s Belle Isle Park in May of 2015, it signified a substantial shift in the iconic pony car’s overall mission. While it shared ...

Chevrolet’s next-gen ... car into a crossover in search of enhanced sales. Unfortunately, the reality of the situation is that not enough people were buying the Camaro as it was, and turning the ...

The Chevrolet Camaro is ... pedigree of this orange fourth-generation model, because what happened after it left the factory made it truly amazing. While his car started out life as a 35th ...

The Chevrolet Camaro is ... pedigree of this orange fourth-generation model, because what happened after it left the factory made it truly amazing. While his car started out life as a 35th ...

Since GM officially announced plans to discontinue the sixth-generation Chevy Camaro, enthusiasts have been on edge for info about the future of the storied muscle car. What we’ve heard thus far ...

“We’re driving spec race cars.” Ultimately, the last sentence appears to be the biggest culprit. Because the Next Gen model requires all teams to purchase identical parts and pieces from a ...

I quite like the fact that when GM designed the third-generation Camaro ... later Trans Am GTA models), and so on. Maybe exclusivity is the wrong word, but to some, these cars felt a little ...

So Chevrolet and Pontiac rushed through plans to spin their own pony car from the platform of the upcoming second-generation ... drop the Camaro altogether at the end of the 2002 model year ...

We know that 2024 will be the final model ... muscle car, but for the meantime, the 2024 Camaro starts at $32,495 (all prices include $1,595 for delivery). Related: Current-Gen Chevrolet Camaro ...

And so died the ill-fated GM80 platform, intended for the fourth-generation pony cars. Instead, the new Camaro would ride on a heavily revised version of the third-gen's F-body chassis.