Is Camaro Getting Discontinued

Once the sixth-gen Camaro made its debut Chevy brought back the legendary black-hood feature on the turbo 4 Chevy model in 2019.

Is camaro getting discontinued. 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. Its now in third place in the Great Musclecar Wars having recently fallen behind the Dodge Challenger. Chevrolet could end production of the muscle car after the current generation due to low sales compared with the Ford Mustang and Dodge Challenger.

The Chevrolet Camaro could be replaced by an electric performance sedan in 2025 according to Automotive News. This comes after Chevrolet recently discontinued the 1LE performance package from any Camaro that does not have a V8 engine. Massive upper and lower grille openings allow maximum cooling while aerodynamic enhancements like the unique bonnet with carbon-fibre composite hood air extractor and wing-style rear spoiler help reduce lift and increase downforce to keep the Camaro ZL1 glued to the tarmac.

We reported on this. Within four years from now by 2023 the Chevrolet Camaro will once more be discontinued. A new report says that the Chevrolet Camaro will be discontinued in 2023 due to falling sales.

The automotive world not to mention Chevrolet Camaro fans were hit with a huge bombshell yesterday. We think hiatus may be a tad too. Entering the Chevrolet Camaro in Australias premier touring car series has been GMs biggest show of faith in its pony car as of late.

According to a report from Muscle Cars and Trucks the Camaro will be discontinued after the 2023 model year and in speaking with some insiders of. HSVs decision to stop producing the Camaro puts a question mark over what the racing arm of the business Walkinshaw Andretti United will field in the Supercars championship. Team boss Ryan Walkinshaw has publicly stated the squad will not race Commodores in 2021 while also indicating that the Camaro would not be suitable for Supercars until regulation changes are made.

Are these rumors true and why would GM do such a thing. Chevrolet has been taken with a good response to its Corvette and the other sporty sibling Camaro. Reports suggest Chevy will keep the two-door Camaro coupe and convertible around until 2024 and then will subsequently kill the model off possibly putting an all-electric sedan in its place.