Chevrolet Camaro Discontinued

Its Likely The Chevrolet Camaro Will Be Discontinued In 2023 by Steven Douglas February 6 2020 931 pm 0 Comments Weve all heard the rumours that one of the most iconic muscle cars in the world the Chevrolet Camaro is going to be discontinued and it breaks our hearts here at GTN.

Chevrolet camaro discontinued. Chevy will keep the two-door Camaro coupe and convertible around until 2024 and then unceremoniously kill the model off. A new report says that the Chevrolet Camaro will be discontinued in 2023 due to falling sales. This doesnt provide the best feeling of confidence for the Camaro.

Chevy Camaro Being Discontinued After 2023. Report GM neither confirms nor denies the Camaros imminent demise. The track package was originally meant to be retired in 2017 before it made an appearance again.

GMs pony car has not had an easily life. In contrast Ford has consistently offered a Mustang since 1964. Once these cars are gone they are gone.

HSV has confirmed its RHD conversion program for both the 2SS and supercharged ZL1 has ended and wont be restarted. In talking to sources who spoke to us on the basis of anonymity we got a uniform message that the current sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro will in fact be discontinued at the end of the 2022. The automotive world not to mention Chevrolet Camaro fans were hit with a huge bombshell yesterday.

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2019 Chevrolet Camaro Photo. New to the 2019 Camaro is Chevrolets next generation Infotainment 3 system expanding driver and passenger connectivity and including an 8 diagonal high-definition colour touch-screen Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for compatible phones voice-activated technology for radio and phone Bluetooth audio streaming for two users as well as the ability to create multiple user profiles. Click here to see all Chevrolet vehicles destination freight charges.