CHEVROLET Camaro Convertible · photos, packages and modifications

Launched as a competition in 1967 with Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Camaro is popularly known as a "pony car". This is because it has a compact look, along with having a sporty look, and also being affordable. The production was finished in 2002 because there was a decrease in the number of sales. Chevy Camaro underwent many different variations and updates when its production commenced through General Motors.

GM has made around four generations of the model, and this fifth generation is also about to be launched. General Motors is going to restart the production of this model with a LS2 V8 engine, which is able to deliver a horsepower of 400, along with a T-56, which has a transmission system that runs on six-speeds. The previous generations had a drive system consisting of a rear wheel, and a 5.7 LLT1 V8 engine. Much of the features remained consistent throughout the 35 years of the production since they had appealed greatly to the target audience. Currently, the Chevy Camaro has a high resale value, especially in the United States.

You would see that this coupe, which has two doors, is suitable for a small family, because the capacity is quite limited. It has an F-body platform, along with a seating capacity of two people in the front and two people at the back. This car has provided individuals with a relaxed driving experience, along with a low maintenance cost. For this reason, it is still considered a practical vehicle. The production was discontinued but even then, you would see these cars being driven in the United States, which indicates the high popularity of this car.