Chevrolet Camaro (Page 2)

This 1968 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS Coupe was a restoration project for an 8-year-old boy and his grandfather, leading to one incredible story of a guy's first car.

Bad news for speeders. Chevrolet is borrowing technology from the Camaro to build a more powerful 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Vehicle.

Bob Jarrett’s 1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 looks like a flawless classic from the outside, but it packs a worked LS1 engine and high performance chassis bits, offering big modern performance in a beautiful old school package.

Americans are buying aftermarket and performance-enhancing auto parts in record numbers.

The TorqueNews/Camaros Unlimited Camaro of the Month for April 2020 is the 1991 Z28 shown here, owned by Ray Janicke.

The Ford Mustang was the only car in the segment-of-three to show positive growth during the first quarter of 2020 while the Dodge Challenger stumbled a little and the Chevrolet Camaro stumbled a lot.

General Motors sold just 7,138 examples of the Chevrolet Camaro during the first three months of 2020, hitting what we believe to be an all-time low quarterly sales number for the Chevy muscle car.

The TorqueNews/Camaros Unlimited Camaro of the Month for March 2020 is the big block-powered 1970 Z/28 clone shown here, owned by Rodney Gragg.

Fallout from the Mustang Mach-E reveal continues to keep things interesting in the muscle car segment as Ford, Chevy look to continue Mustang versus Camaro rivalry in some capacity. Imagine a Camaro SUV, which can become GM's answer to Ford Mach-E.

After just one year, Chevrolet is once again lending a hand to the Camaro. The front design of the 2020 SS Camaro had caused a lot of criticism, but many like. It grows on you.

The TorqueNews/Camaros Unlimited Camaro of the Month for January 2020 is the stunning 1968 RS/SS in Matador Red owned by Dave and Cindy Smith from Buffalo, Iowa.

For the second year in a row, the Ford Mustang is the bestselling muscle car in America and for the second year in a row, the Dodge Challenger beat the Chevrolet Camaro for second place in the segment.

1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS is everything that we imagine when you think about a classic, big block muscle car, from the stunning engine bay to the race-ready stance.

Dodge Charger driver Jack Beckman did what he needed to do to win the 2019 NHRA Funny Car Championship, but Camaro drive Robert Hight lasted long enough to hold onto his lead.

This 1967 Camaro RS/SS packs 632 cubic inches of big block power and it is as quick as it is beautiful.

This flawless 1967 Chevrolet Camaro RS/SS clone packs a 355 cubic inch V8 with an all-original exterior look.

Brandon Hill’s 2017 Chevy is the quickest naturally aspirated 6th gen Camaro in the world, running a 9.44 at 142 miles per hour.

This 1967 Camaro sat outside for nearly 30 years before Kevin Jahnke found it and restored it into the gorgeous machine that we see here.

The Camaro of the Month for August 2019 is the heavily modified 2010 SS/RS shown here, owned and built by Todd Beck as a tribute to a former coworker and to first responders across the United States.

Tommy Johnson Jr. drove his Dodge Charger Hellcat funny car to victory for the second time this season at the Dodge Mile-High NHRA Nationals, giving Don Schumacher Racing its sixth win on the season.

A Cadillac Escalade with 650 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque from the Camaro’s LT4 would make for the strongest luxury SUV in the world.

Hagan won the New England Nationals for a third-straight year, giving the Dodge Charger funny car program its fifth win of the season.

The future of the Camaro is in jeopardy, but if General Motors really plans to shelf the nameplate after the current generation, Chevy fans deserve a super-muscle car to end the era.

Sales numbers are in for the second quarter of 2019 and once again, the Ford Mustang leads the segment, with the Dodge Challenger sitting second and the Chevrolet Camaro sitting in a distant third.

The TorqueNews/Camaros Unlimited Camaro of the Month for July 2019 is this Rally Yellow 2011 2SS, owned and loved by Scott DeSmet.

Development of the seventh generation Chevrolet Camaro has indeed been delayed, but a new report states that the company is not planning to discontinue the model.

Insider information from multiple sources indicate that the current Chevrolet Camaro will continue through 2023, but after that, the nameplate will be discontinued, similar to what happened back in 2002.

The TorqueNews/Camaros Unlimited Camaro of the Month for June 2019 is this sweet 1969 SS tribute owned by Warren Harter

New European emission requirements going into effect on August 31st will kill the Chevrolet Camaro and Corvette across the continent.

Tommy Johnson Jr drove his Dodge Charger Hellcat funny car to his first win of the season and the 4th for Don Schumacher Racing.