An insanely fast and cool car that is rarely driven by people who are not American. Most Camaro drivers are male, split into two groups, high school/college, and midlife crisis. Is also the only popular American muscle car that does not break down in 10 seconds.
by TheAmerican54 April 10, 2017
A beautiful, ungodly fast car that can be picked up for about $8000 and will shit on your eurotrash wannabe porsche's or Jags and your homo-erotic ricer club boyz.
hands down the most bang for your buck
hands down the most bang for your buck
give me $1200 for suspsension, and my camaro will embarass your expensive imports all day long on the track.
the only way to make a camaro vs. import race interesting is to start in 3rd gear.
the only way to make a camaro vs. import race interesting is to start in 3rd gear.
by Pi Kappa Alpha December 24, 2003
First off, let me state that it is CamAro, not CamEro.
The Camaro, first introduced to the American people in 1966, is either seen as the American Muscle Car, or the mullet head driven rust bucket. There are 4 different body styles: the 1st generation, from 1966 to 1969; the 2nd generation, from 1970 to 1982; the 3rd generation, from 1982 to 1992; the 4th generation, from 1992 to 2002. When you say Camaro, most people think of the 3rd generations (1982-1992) which where mainly driven by nearly broke rednecks with mullets. They have given a bad image for all the other Camaros out there. Most people overlook the V6 F-Body just because it's not the powerhouse it's bigger brother is. Yet, a stock 3.8L Camaro can walk all over a stock 3.8L Mustang all day. A stock 3.8 can even hang with, and possibly beat, Mustang GT's. Generally, Mustang owners and ricers talk down on the Camaro, only because they're afraid of it. They shiver when one pulls up beside them at a light and don't dare allow eye contact.
In 2002, GM ceased production of the F-Body. This was due to declining sales of this marvelous car, even though it can romp on all the others out there. However, in 2007 GM announced they will be re-instating the Camaro in 2009. However, it won't be a F-Body.
The Camaro, first introduced to the American people in 1966, is either seen as the American Muscle Car, or the mullet head driven rust bucket. There are 4 different body styles: the 1st generation, from 1966 to 1969; the 2nd generation, from 1970 to 1982; the 3rd generation, from 1982 to 1992; the 4th generation, from 1992 to 2002. When you say Camaro, most people think of the 3rd generations (1982-1992) which where mainly driven by nearly broke rednecks with mullets. They have given a bad image for all the other Camaros out there. Most people overlook the V6 F-Body just because it's not the powerhouse it's bigger brother is. Yet, a stock 3.8L Camaro can walk all over a stock 3.8L Mustang all day. A stock 3.8 can even hang with, and possibly beat, Mustang GT's. Generally, Mustang owners and ricers talk down on the Camaro, only because they're afraid of it. They shiver when one pulls up beside them at a light and don't dare allow eye contact.
In 2002, GM ceased production of the F-Body. This was due to declining sales of this marvelous car, even though it can romp on all the others out there. However, in 2007 GM announced they will be re-instating the Camaro in 2009. However, it won't be a F-Body.
I have a 1997 3.8L v6 Camaro w/ Magnaflow exhaust and 90K miles on all stock parts. my friend has a BRAND NEW (as in 2007) Mustang 3.8L V6. When we raced, he was 4 cars behind me by the time I hit 90. He claimed I jumped early, so we lined them back up. This time, I let him launch first. As soon as I heard him hit the gas, I floored mine. He still ended up 4 cars behind me.
by RadRacer513 July 27, 2007
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by beerman91 October 17, 2009
An iconic American Muscle car put into production for the '67 model year.
Most commonly fouth generation Camaros have the very potent small block 350.
Although Camaros in the late 60's came with engines up to 427 c.i. and some even rocked the richter scale with over 550 HP. STOCK.
Lets see that outta anything that costs less than 8 grand back in 69.
Most commonly fouth generation Camaros have the very potent small block 350.
Although Camaros in the late 60's came with engines up to 427 c.i. and some even rocked the richter scale with over 550 HP. STOCK.
Lets see that outta anything that costs less than 8 grand back in 69.
First and fourth generation Camaros are loved by all.
Second generation, people wondered "WTF is Chevy thinking."
Third generation, now that's were people associate the Camaro with rednecks
Second generation, people wondered "WTF is Chevy thinking."
Third generation, now that's were people associate the Camaro with rednecks
by Harry McCokner October 13, 2008
One of the fastest modes of transportation known to mullet-kind. Also driven by poor rednecks who don't know any better and never will. Endless source of arguments about which sucks less: Camaros, Mustangs, or Civics.
Bubba John: Did you see my "new" 89 Camaro?
Billy Bob: Hell yea, that's a sweet ride. Did you break her in yet?
Bubba John: Yep, nailed my sister Billie Rae in the back seat last night.
Billy Bob: Hell yea, that's a sweet ride. Did you break her in yet?
Bubba John: Yep, nailed my sister Billie Rae in the back seat last night.
by Wheater November 11, 2007