From the 2010 SS to 2015 Z/28, here is the answer to almost every trim, engine, and performance question about Chevy’s 5th generation Camaro.

Easily the 5th gen king of speed, the 2012-2015 Camaro ZL1 can rocket from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.8 seconds. Keep on the throttle, don't lose your nerve, and watch as the quarter mile flashes by in ...

While the ZL1 front-end had already been optimized for aerodynamics upon its initial design, the LS, LT, SS and Z/28 introduced a new front fascia on the 2014 Camaro. Inspired by the ZL1, the 2014 ...

Base fifth-gen Camaros ship with 18-inch hoops, while SS Camaros can be optioned with 20- or 21-inch wheels from the factory and the aftermarket can provide any number of options from 16-inch drag ...

Development engineers say one-third of the ZL1's parts are unique, compared with the current fifth-generation Camaro SS. All of those unique parts, save the ZL1's Alcantara dash insert, were ...

Available in both V6 and SS V8 varieties, the Commemorative Edition Camaro follows in the well-established tradition of the fifth-gen’s many special editions by adding a flurry of aesthetic ...

There will be no sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro Z28. As such, we've decided to take a look back and pay tribute to the fifth-gen Camaro Z/28.

To commemorate the Gen 5's successes, Chevrolet brought two limited editions to the 2014 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Soon, Chevrolet will debut the sixth-generation version of its Camaro muscle car.