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2002 | Chevrolet Camaro Base Diamond Bar, California | Coupes | $11,925 | Pewter | 51,095 |  | 8.5 mi |
2000 | Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 Huntington Beach, California | Coupes | $12,982 | Black | 73,387 | 877-512-4861 | 30.9 mi |
2001 | Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 Bellflower, California | Coupes | $16,995 | Black | 76,499 | 866-930-9073 | 29.2 mi |
2000 | Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 San Gabriel, California | Coupes | $10,988 | Blue | 43,454 | Dealer | 24.8 mi |
1997 | Chevrolet Camaro Base Huntington Beach, California | Coupes | N/A | | 52,968 | Dealer | 28.9 mi |
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Professional Review
Corvette's kid brother. For 34 years, the Camaro has been known as the slightly more affordable, slightly more practical brother of Chevy's high-tech sports car and resident cultural icon. With marketing like, "It's the next best thing to a 'Vette yet," Camaro has always had a dual role: part junior 'Vette, part Mustang fighter. Camaro rides into 2001 in its most refined state to date. Despite ever-loudening whispers about its imminent demise, the Camaro Z28 SS remains a distinctive alternative in the sports/performance field. It is the American pony car.
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