1983 Chevrolet Camaro

Pros: Camaros need to stay!

Cons: Mustangs need to go!

Review: I currently own 3 different Camaros, and they're all the oldies. First, a 1968 RS Convertible, a 1969 RS/SS hardtop, and a 1981 Z28 Camaro. Each I built from the ground up. It took quite a bit of time since Chevy has since stopped making most of the...

Pros: Great car to drive, fun to have, gets a lot of looks from the ladies!

Cons: NONE

Review: Personally, I have never driven a new Camaro, but I do own a 1983 Z28, and I love this car. I have owned, ridden in and driven Chevrolets all my life, and they are by far the best buys on the market today. For the amount of money that you will spend on a...

Pros: heavy, lots of metal, fun to drive

Cons: car parts are hard to find for this old of a model

Review: I bought a car for my youngest son about 9 years ago. It is a 1975 CAMARO!!! I love this car and my son has a lasting love for it too.

My sister owned the camaro first and then after many years of service, the camaro just sat at her house....

Pros: looks, fun, speed

Cons: gas price, where to store it?

Review: I bought my 69 Camaro RS in college in 1991. Cruising at that time was pretty popular (it probably still is, but not on the street we used). My 69 had a 350, 4 speed and a standard rear end. Even though the car had crappy traction, I still smoked...

Pros: very fun & exciting to drive, looks great!

Cons: gas guzzler, not a good family car

Review: Since I was a child I have always been on the look-out for first generation camaro's. There is nothing better on the freeway than a mean looking muscle car coming at you in your rear-view mirror. Its certainly better than a cop! :o)

I got my...

Pros: Very Reliable, Even With Leaks!

Cons: None, Just Drive and Enjoy

Review: I recently purchased an 83 Camaro in Nov. 99. It was kind of beat up and the engine had some leaks. The interior however, was in great shape and was rust in color and had bucket seats with high sport head rests. I loved the car after taking it up the...

Pros: new more luxury

Cons: old more value when done right

Review: Camaros old and new. In my opinion buying an old camaro and fixing up
is much more rewarding and can make the average person some extra money. Their are many more parts for older cars. the cars do not cost as much as a new camaro would cost. On the...

Pros: Great style, great power, and great attention

Cons: Usually not efficient use of gasoline.

Review: Hey, let's take a perfectly good thing, change it several times and make it a joke. That is what Chevrolet has done with the Camaro.

Starting out with the fantastic body styles of the late 60's (1967-9). These cars had it all, looks, style,...

Pros: Drives great if you like power cars

Cons: This one needs a lot of work

Review: When I was sixteen, in 1968, I wanted a Camaro so bad I could taste it. But being from a poor family I had to work for money to buy a car. So I had to settle for a whole lot less, a 62 Chevy. But I still wanted a Camaro and vowed someday I would have...

Pros: It's a sports car

Cons: It's a sports car

Review: I had both a 1983 Chevy Camaro and a 1988 Chevy Camaro IROC. Definitely great sports cars, great looks, great sound, great head-turners. I loved the sportiness of them and never minded writing out my car payment each month because it was for something...