1993-2002 Chevrolet Camaro: Overview

Updated: 02/28/12

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2002 Chevrolet Camaro
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1993-2002 Chevrolet Camaro 

  • Price Range:  $1,100 - $7,100
CG Rating

38

out of 100

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Pros

  • Airbags
  • Antilock brakes
  • Acceleration (Z28)
  • Handling
  • Control layout

Cons

  • Fuel economy (Z28)
  • Ride (Z28)
  • Tire noise (Z28)
  • Wet-weather traction
  • Visibility
  • Noise
  • Rear-seat comfort

Vehicle Highlights

Total restyling of Chevrolet's sporty rear-drive hatchback coupe retained some familiar cues, in a more curvy body made largely of dent-resistant composite material. As before, the popular "pony car" came in base trim (with V6 power) and as a Z28 (propelled by a V8). Base and high-performance Z28 models again are similar to the Pontiac Firebird, riding the same basic platform as before. Dimensions grew only slightly, but this latest rendition gained some weight--and power. All Camaros now included dual airbags and antilock braking. A reworked dashboard put all gauges in a semicircular pod, easy to view. No convertible hit the market for the 1993 model year.

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Expert Ratings Summary (view detailed report)

Category Chevrolet Camaro base convertible Rating
Performance 5
Fuel Economy 5
Ride Quality 4
Steering/Handling/Braking 6
Quietness 2
Controls/Materials 6
Interior Room 4
Room/Comfort (rear) 2
Cargo Capacity 1
Value within Class 3
Total Score: 38

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