Camaro with t tops reviews 2022
Camaro with t tops reviews 2022. For 10 years, the fourth-generation Chevrolet Camaro has dominated Mustangs on the street and on the strip while bridging the gap between GM's old small block era and its LS-powered future. The fourth-generation Camaro offered the T-Top, and the fourth-generation hailed the '80s, with plenty of hair and wind, while its sleek, streamlined chassis anticipates the days ahead, optimized for wind tunnels. As '90s cars become collectible, the Camaro's aerodynamic focus and V-8 options make it an enjoyable driver and a worthwhile investment that (we think) didn't live up to its potential.
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Muscle car enthusiasts looking for a good deal should focus on the early Z28 with a 275-hp LT1 or the SS model with its 305-hp V-8 released three years later. For those on a bigger budget, Camaros borrowed the 1998-2002 Corvette's 5.7-liter LS1 aluminum block, which is rated up to 325 horsepower. All V-8s can be had with either a six-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission. A six-speed transmission plus some suspension upgrades and a set of sticky tires will give you a barrel wagon that can hold its own with sports cars while leaving you with enough money to buy nostalgia.
"In the city, the sound of the exhaust is a perfect repetition of our high school parable, roaring at full speed, exploding and crashing excessively. And the smile it brings is involuntary and wide." —Patrick Bedard, C/D, February 1993
Values
Spend a bit more on a low mileage car. Values for Camaros in excellent condition range from $12,000 for the first-year Z28 to $24,000 for last year's LS1-powered SS, with special edition vehicles requiring higher prices. If you're cherry-picking, the 1997 SS LT4's 30-horsepower SS LT4 is some of the rarest; Those in perfect condition are $40,000. Don't be afraid that the modified car being looked after will lose its value, as the Camaro of this era never quite made it to the "keep it in stock" assembly stage. Later LSs could offer a significant increase in production with improvements to the camshaft, cylinder head, intake and exhaust. So get out there and test your Camaro as nature intended.
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Problem areas
Camaro with t tops reviews 2022The interiors, especially on T-tops and convertibles, have plastic durability typical of the '90s, meaning, not very good. Watch out for jams on doors as well as on exterior roof coverings.