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Modified 1998 Chevrolet Camaro Z28/SS coupe offered with low miles and performance upgrades
A low-mile 1998 Camaro Z28/SS with manual transmission, nitrous system, and suspension modifications highlights ...
Longer, lower, and wider than a first-generation Camaro, the successor appeared in 1970 with its sights upon the archrival Ford Mustang. A driver’s car with some interesting European touches, a huge ...
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When the 1975 Camaro lost horsepower but found identity
The 1975 Camaro arrived at a moment when American performance cars were being forced to trade raw power for regulatory ...
With the Chevrolet Camaro running stronger than ever in the early and late-model American muscle car world, it remains the most desired muscle car in America. And while Chevrolet, along with its ...
The Chevrolet Camaro was a staple of the muscle car scene from the late 1960s through to the early 2000s. Then, in 2002, Chevrolet discontinued its iconic pony car, citing poor sales due to a lack of ...
Do high-end muscle cars still get your heart racing? Well, then you probably have your eyes on either the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, the Hellcat versions of the Dodge Challenger, or the mighty ...
Whether your Camaro is vintage, middle-aged, or brand new, or if it carries a Pro Touring, Pro Street, Street Machine, or Restomod vibe—right on cue—the Chevy High Performance Camaro Product Showcase ...
The 2024 model year marks the end for the sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro. Chevy isn't retiring the iconic nameplate but hasn't confirmed timing for a successor, or said whether it will resemble the ...
Editor's note:In our Oct. 2018 cover story, "The Way We Were," Larry Weiner wrote about the primarily cosmetic day-two mods he had recently made to a 1967 Camaro as a way to re-create the car he owned ...
The high-performance-bargain Chevrolet Camaro remains the cheapest way to get a rear-drive, track-guaranteed sports car in the United States. Its 1LE Track Performance Package on the turbocharged, six ...
In today's News Brake, BMW opens the factory workshop to customers, the Camaro gets upgrades and classic muscle cars go on the auction block in San Diego ... But Wait, There's More! A Part of Hearst ...
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