Used Chevrolet Camaro for Sale by Owner

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The Chevrolet Camaro, introduced in 1966, quickly became an American icon and a fierce competitor in the muscle car arena. Chevrolet released the Camaro in response to the Ford Mustang.

Over the decades, the Camaro has evolved through six generations, each bringing innovations and design enhancements.

1. First generation (1967–1969): the Chevrolet Camaro made its debut in 1967 as a direct competitor to the Ford Mustang. This generation featured a compact and sporty design, characterized by its long hood and short rear deck. It offered multiple engine choices, ranging from a 3.8 L inline-six to a 6.5 L V8, providing strong performance and becoming iconic with models like the SS and Z/28.
2. Second generation (1970–1981): in 1970, the Camaro evolved into a more aggressive and muscular vehicle with a longer wheelbase and wider body. This generation focused on improved handling through better suspension systems and included a range of V6 and V8 engine options. The high-performance Z28 model stood out during this period. This era also saw increased emphasis on safety and ride comfort to meet new federal regulations.
3. Third generation (1982–1992): the third-generation Camaro, introduced in 1982, embraced modern aerodynamics and fuel efficiency with a sleeker design. It featured advanced technology like electronic fuel injection and a four-speed automatic transmission. Notable models included the IROC-Z and the Z28. This was the first Camaro to offer a four-cylinder engine option and included innovations like a digital instrument cluster.
4. Fourth generation (1993–2002): launched in 1993, the fourth-generation Camaro further refined its aerodynamics with a more rounded design and used composite materials for weight reduction. It came with powerful V6 and V8 engines, including the LT1 and later the LS1 engines, making models like the SS and the reintroduced Z28 highly sought after. Despite these advancements, production was put to stop in 2002, marking a temporary end for the Camaro.
5. Fifth generation (2010–2015): the Camaro returned in 2010 with a retro-inspired design that paid homage to the first generation while incorporating modern styling and technology. This generation offered a range of engines from a V6 to a powerful V8 in the SS model, and saw the introduction of the high-performance ZL1. Technological advancements included features such as a heads-up display and modern infotainment systems, reigniting interest among car enthusiasts.
6. Sixth generation (2016–present): the sixth-generation Camaro, launched in 2016, pushed the envelope further with a new lightweight platform, leading to improved handling and performance. It came equipped with cutting-edge technology and safety features. Performance variants like the ZL1 and the track-focused ZL1 1LE offered extreme power and agility, demonstrating sophisticated engineering and remarkable performance capabilities. This generation represents the modern pinnacle of the Camaro's evolution, combining power with advanced technology.

The Chevrolet Camaro continues to embody the classic muscle car ethos with cutting-edge features and powerful engines.

Introduced in 2016 with the launch of the sixth generation, the Camaro 1LT provides enthusiasts with a compelling package that doesn't compromise the iconic Camero spirit.

Here's what makes the 1LT stand out:


A used Camaro 1LT usually sells for $12k to $30k, depending on mileage, condition, and age.

The Chevrolet Camaro 2LT was introduced in 2016 with the launch of the sixth-generation Camaro. The 2LT blends performance and premium features that elevate the iconic muscle car experience.

The Camaro 2LT builds on the 1LT with additional luxury features:


A used Camaro 2LT usually sells for $20k to $33k, depending on mileage, condition, and age.

The 3LT was introduced in 2016 with the launch of the sixth-generation Camaro. The 3LT sits at the top of the LT lineup, offering a sophisticated blend of performance and premium features.

The Camaro 3LT delivers a robust package of tech features, including the following:


A used Camaro 3LT usually sells for $23k to $37k, depending on mileage, condition, and age.

The Chevrolet Camaro LT1 was introduced in 2020. The LT1 is similar to the 1LT in name alone, offering a unique combination of features that sets it apart.

Here is what makes LT1 stand out:


A used Camaro LT1 usually sells for $15k to $39k, depending on mileage, condition, and age.

The 1SS was introduced in 2016 as part of the sixth-generation Camaro lineup. This performance-oriented trim level represents the heart and soul of Camaro's muscle car heritage. It offers enthusiasts a potent combination of raw power and essential performance.

1SS includes all the LT1 features plus:


A used Camaro 1SS usually sells for $14k to $42k, depending on mileage, condition, and age.

Introduced in 2010, the 2SS tops Camaro's SS (Super Sport) lineup.

The 2SS combines potent powertrain options with advanced features and comfort enhancements, perfectly tailored to Camaro enthusiasts who seek the best.

The Camaro 2SS delivers a package of tech features, including the following:


A used Camaro 2SS usually sells for $24k to $47k, depending on mileage, condition, and age.

First introduced in 2012, the ZL1 is the ultimate expression of the Camaro's performance capabilities. A track-capable, street-legal powerhouse, the ZL1 combines cutting-edge technology with a supercharged V8 engine to deliver unparalleled speed, handling, and excitement.

Here's what makes the ZL1 stand out:


A used Camaro ZL1 usually sells for $30k to $72k, depending on mileage, condition, and age.

The fuel economy of the Chevrolet Camaro varies depending on the engine, drivetrain configurations, and model years.

Here's a general range:


Mindful driving optimizes gas mileage for any Camaro.

Here are the dimensions and performance metrics for Chevrolet Camaro trims:

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