1996 Chevrolet Camaro

Pros: Gorgeous, quick for a V6, gas mileage, Quiet, comfortable, storage, turning

Cons: Can't see the nose, visibility out the left side, headlights, wear sunglasses at night, lack of performance mods

Review: Introduction
Some people wonder why anyone would want a V6 Camaro. There are plenty of reasons, which I'll try to outline in this article. I'll also explain why you should get a 96 instead of a lesser year.

Why 96 is best for...

Pros: Power, Upgrading it & increasing the horsepower!!

Cons: Rear-wheel drive... snow=bad, Gas mileage.

The Bottom Line: My baby, fun, fast, sleek, and gone...

Review: Ok, I'm a disgrace! I own a V-6 (3.8)... I'm so sorry! It's an RS for really slow. Not really, I love my car, Camaros' are so much fun to drive, and you can feel the surge of power when you hit the gas! Although it's a (V-6), I'm working on ...

Pros: Value, strong motor, reliable

Cons: Depreciates quickly

The Bottom Line: An even better value used than new!

Review: What I Enjoy About This Car
The Camaro is fun to drive as well as respected by any true American. Mine has always started easily and accelerated flawlessly (except when the plugs and wires went bad at 40K miles). The Camaro is one of Chevrolet's...

Pros: Excellent performance, reasonable price

Cons: Sound system is a little weak without Bose upgrade.

Review: I own a Z28 convertible, and I am extremely happy with my purchase. It is the "Best bang for the buck". You get incredible performance and reliability at a very affordable price. I was looking for a vehicle that could get me performance close...

Pros: High performance, high quality, affordable price, looks that kill

Cons: too many people opting for the competition, you can never seem to get traction :-)

Review: The Chevrolet Camaro has been a household name for 33 model years now. From its very beginning in 1967, it was hailed as a true muscle car. Chevrolet is still cranking out these ponies in the same fashion. If you are looking for a great looking, high...

Pros: gas mileage, sporty look, acceleration

Cons: dexcool could be potential problem. factory sound is problematic and will go out on you.

The Bottom Line: buy used but have professional inspection done before.

Review: I have had this car since feb. 99 and it has been real dependable it has the 3.8 v/6 and i have found that that's enough power for me. It simply performs and if you take care of it it will do for you.
I made sure this car wasn't abused when...

Pros: great handling, smooth ride, and quick acceleration

Cons: poor visability

The Bottom Line: This car not only looks good, but it handels well and is fast.

Review: Camaros are one of the few cars we can call a 'classic' For people who havn't owned one such as myself until 12 months ago, must wonder what all the fuss is about and why Cameros are still popular to this day.
I own a 1996 RS and I am...

Pros: fast, handles well

Cons: cramped in back

Review: The 1996 Chevy Camaro Z28 is a fast nice handling car that I think will
just devour almost any car that tries to race it. The car has some major
power that you can use to burn out in almost any gear. This car not only
has power but also...

Pros: Power and Performance

Cons: Can't see the nose

Review: I've had my Z28 for almost 5 years now, and I am still extremely happy with it.

When I first got it, it took a bit getting used to with all the extra horsepower. After the initial learning curve, the true enjoyment began.

The Z28's...

Pros: Fast, Affordable

Cons: Bad handling rain, poor night/ rain visability

Review: I bought a white 1996 Z28 Convertible about a year ago and love it. I'm 23 years old and have a more eye catching and faster car than 99.9% of all cars on the road and it cost me less than $18K with only 23K miles on the odometer. More bang for your...