2002 Chevrolet Camaro

Pros: Great power and cornering ability, reliable, comfortable, beautiful

Cons: Some maintenance is difficult, large turning radius, stereo is weak.

The Bottom Line: Great vehicle for the driving enthusiast, fun on long trips, reliable.

Review: I'll tell you all the things I love about this car as opposed to telling why any competitors’ cars suck. The driver's seat holds me like a cradle. I slide in behind the steering wheel relaxed and poised for adventure. The seat's leather is soft but ...

Pros: Power, power and more power, great handling, good fuel economy

Cons: Dated interior, this is your last chance to get one new

The Bottom Line: Do us all a favor and just read the review.

Review: Three hundred and five.

That's how many horses are under your right foot.

It's a little intimidating at first, sitting in the low-slung driver's seat and looking out over that hood. You don't really know how it's going to behave....

Pros: powerful, fast, beautiful design, great gas mileage, surprisingly great headroom front&backseats and I'm 6'

Cons: bad rear visibility, "normal" car owners have trouble getting in

The Bottom Line: If you have a garage/good parking area, don't sit straight up, and like low-slung cars, get a Camaro. It's a great car if you are used to it.

Review: My 35th Anniversary Edition Camaro SS is amazing. It is amazingly fast, beautiful, and makes me happy everytime I look at it. The stripes really pull it all together, it looks incredibly intimidating. As far as sports cars go, there are two snake-like ...

Pros: A new standard in performance value.

Cons: Can't think of one....

The Bottom Line: There's nothing like V8 rear-wheel-drive performance.

Review: I bought a new Firebird Formula V8 5-speed in 1989. That car has been a joy beyond all expectations, my daily driver for 13 years. This year I reluctantly decided to buy a new 2002 F-body to replace it, because this appears to be my last chance to buy a...

Pros: Able to be beefed up easy. Decent Stock Horsepower.

Cons: No engine room but ways around it

The Bottom Line: Its a superfast machine. If your lucky to drive one, Enjoy it.

Review: 2002 Camaro, Last year in line for Camaro. Now if you were as so lucky to get one, or thinking about getting one. Do it. They come with a Nice Stock Horsepower. Only problem? Engine space. Most people look under a hood and gag when they see most the...

Pros: Remarkable "Bang for the Buck" value, user-friendly horsepower, agressive exterior appearance, handling, acceleration.

Cons: Not very practical, but if you were looking for practicality, you wouldn't be reading this.

The Bottom Line: My final recommendation on the '02 Camaro SS would be...why are you still reading this?! You should be out trying to find one for sale! Good luck.

Review: I would like to start off this review by saying that in a million years, I would never have thought that I'd be able to afford such an incredible car. It is extremely inexpensive for what the car offers its owner. Let me put it in dollar amounts...

Pros: Sleek, Handling is very tight, fast

Cons: NO back-seat to speak of.

The Bottom Line: All in all this is a sound buy for the Camaro lover. This is the last year of production of all.

Review: The 2002 Z28 has to be the one of the best sports cars for the year. The 5.7L 310HP V8 with the 6 speed manual transmission gets you 0-60 in about 5.3 seconds and only requires you to shift into 2nd. (Speaking from personal experience.) The biggest...

Pros: looks handling power an American classic in the making

Cons: little on the fast side (Z28)

The Bottom Line: get on wile you can...it will make you feel young again

Review: I bought this car because it was the last Camaro and I wanted to have one of the “last of the rock & roll cars” as a collector’s item. I don’t drive it every day or in the rain or snow for that matter. But when I do its a lot of fun. Just...

Pros: best bargain for horsepower, handling and performance, smoke any mustang

Cons: discontinued, manufacturer "defect" in stick shift expensive insurance

The Bottom Line: Get one while you still can and don't hesitate. How many people can actually say they enjoy their daily commute? Driving this car is the highlight of my day!

Review: UPDATE: I've had my Z28 for a little over a year now and have put over 20K miles on it. It is VERY addictive to drive. So far, I've had no problems whatsoever with it. I will update the review if I have any problems. My past experience with Camaros ...

Pros: push the right pedal, come off the clutch and watch the speedometer climb to 60mph

Cons: Interior,cheap plastic in trunk area,no room in b/s,cop's eye candy,1st-4th skip shift

Review: I just got my hands on a 2002 chevrolet ss camaro it was all worth the time to find. I drive this car and every head turns from either the look,the sound,or the acceleration. 1 thing i do not like about this car is the chevy mainstay of interior,you look ...