In 2002, Chevrolet fans around the world were watching how the last Camaros were rolling off the production lines. The last generation Camaro model was already ten years old, a little overweight, with too little rear seat room, difficult to see out of, with an interior featuring a lot of cheap plastics, and to top it all off, it was too expensive as well.
To counterbalance these undesirable features, the Camaro SS flaunted a potent Chevy LS1 V-8, mated to a six-speed transmission. Chevrolet also made a 35th anniversary Camaro SS, with a little too many large-sized logos all over. Back in its day, the 325 horsepower vehicle cost $30,000 (for an anniversary coupe), but now its value has dropped significantly.
- Soundtrack: Any of your favorite 2002 hits.
- How to Get Behind the Wheel: They still sell as used cars for relatively low prices.
- Did You Know? It was supposed to be the last generation Camaro, but in 2009 Chevrolet brought the model back to life as a 2010 model year – the fifth generation Camaro.
