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The Chevrolet Camaro has long been celebrated as one of America’s most iconic muscle cars, blending bold styling, powerful engines, and thrilling performance. Since its debut in 1966, the Camaro has ...

A new dash cam video out of San Antonio shows the hood on a Chevy Camaro flying open on the road, effectively blinding the driver in traffic. Luckily it looks like no one was hurt, and only the Camaro ...

A high-performance muscle car is the most commonly stolen car in America, according to a new report. The Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 tops the list for America’s most stolen vehicle for 2022-2024 models, ...

Chevrolet may be preparing to bring the Camaro name back—but there's going to be a massive catch. Chevrolet could revive the Camaro nameplate in 2026 as a fully electric performance crossover aimed at ...

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When Chevrolet introduced the sixth-generation Camaro at Detroit’s Belle Isle Park in May of 2015, it signified a substantial shift in the iconic pony car’s overall mission. While it shared much of ...

A late model Chevrolet Camaro driver has a bone to pick with the vehicle’s visibility. Diego (@deeyaygo) posted a TikTok about their problems with the car’s windows. In the photos, they showed off the ...

Unlike a lot of, shall we say, older automotive enthusiasts, I don't like restomods. Sure, they can look cool, but I've also never driven one that actually felt properly sorted or worth the money.