The official production launch of the 5th gen Camaro was April 2009, when it was released to the public as a 2010 model in either V-6 or V-8 configurations.

Leaner, lighter, faster, tighter—whether or not you can tell from the pictures, the Chevrolet Camaro, Generation 6, lifts everything up a couple more pegs. It’s almost entirely new, and even ...

From accessible drop-top cruisers to no-holds-barred track weapons, Chevrolet’s last true pony car offered something for every type of enthusiast.

The 5th Generation Chevy Camaro: Everything You Need to Know Chevy’s pony car returned from hiatus with a vengeance and restored the Camaro’s performance reputation.

Although Camaros and V8 engines go hand-in-hand, not all of them have one. Here are the sixth-generation models that have one under the hood.

Mighty last-gen Camaros such as the SS 1LE and the Z/28 had more grip than this, but this V-6 changes direction more quickly than any Camaro we’ve ever driven.

Just how quick is the new 2016 Chevrolet Camaro RS V-6? Get the Motor Trend track-tested performance on the 2016 Camaro RS right here.

The Camaro LT tested here rings in at $35,150, uplifted from a base four-cylinder with a $1495 V-6, $895 dual-mode exhaust, and a $1950 RS package (20-inch wheels and tires, high-tech lighting ...

It's difficult to concisely summarize the sixth-gen Camaro — well, I suppose "dead" is plenty concise. But eye-grabbing superlatives such as "best bad car" or ...

This Direct-Injected sixth-gen Camaro is currently the third fastest of its kind, but closing in on the top spot. With a best e.t. of 8.8, 1,200 hp, and a license plate, this is one nasty street car.

The Commemorative Edition builds on the fifth-generation Camaro’s legacy of uniquely equipped, limited-run models with custom-inspired exterior and interior appointments.

From accessible drop-tops to all-out track weapons, the sixth iteration of Chevrolet’s Camaro pony car offered something for every type of enthusiast.