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1995 Chevrolet Camaro Stories
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1990 Chevrolet CamaroVisitor, Ocala, FL, October 03, 2011 05:561990 camaro...replacedwheel bearingsbut once you get to about 55 or 60 it feels like the wheel is going to fall off...dont know what else to do to fix it....any ideas camaro lovers....Flag ThisLike0
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1998 Chevrolet CamaroVisitor, Suffolk, VA, August 15, 2011 18:14Bought car 7 years ago with 73K miles and now have 197k, other than normal wear and tear maintenance items, i.e. alternator, air conditioner, power window motors, water pump, oil pan leak, and convertible top, it has been an inexpensive car to drive. It is in great shape and FUN to drive, after 14 years on the road it still shines like new, but it is time to reupholster the seats. It's a great car and I will hang on to it till the wheels fall off.Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2002 Chevrolet CamaroVisitor, Mc Farland, CA, June 08, 2011 07:24I own 3 of these cars and all are over 200k miles never really had any major issues on one i had to replace the distributor but only because my meth injection hose blew off and sprayed the entire engine area with methanol and some got into the distributor, which methanol causes things to rust extremely quickly so that problem was more my fault not the car. the distributor also does not go out as easily as allmons makes it seem. These cars can go an extremely long time with no problems. I saw a camaro dead on the side of the road last month but that was driver error the guy hydrolocked it trying to get through a few feet of water which reached to the airbox. So if you like parking your car in puddles the distributor will go out other then that it will chug along for over years.Flag ThisLike0
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1995 Chevrolet Camaroallmons, Etowah, TN, April 11, 2011 13:52The LT1 reverse coolant flow engine is an unmitigated disaster. Over heating problems are rampant. Weak transmission, shoddy build quality, continually failing components inside AND outside. Even the decals and exterior badges are of inferior quality! Engines often require rebuild with 75000 to 125000 miles. Transmission failure all but guaranteed around 100,000 miles. This car is fun when everything works, but totally impractical and a HUGE investment. You will keep after market parts suppliers in business, and yet you will still be frequently stranded! Icing on the cake - the distributor notoriously fails and costs around $1100 for the dealer to replace. For a fast, fun and dependable ride - look elsewhere, my friend!!!!!
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1994 Chevrolet CamaroBlueRaven, Delano, CA, March 14, 2011 11:47Great looking car and very reliable. As long as u keep up with regular maintenance this car can blow past 200k miles without any major problems. The handling and interior of the car is not the best in the world but outside its a great looking car and in a straight line will blow past every car in its class.
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1995 Chevrolet CamaroVisitor, Castro Valley, CA, March 10, 2011 07:48I love my 95 z. ive had many from 67 68 69s to 95s. my 69 was my all time favorite but this 95 i just got....bada55 i tell ya. it was built on a tuesday..lol.Flag ThisLike0
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1997 Chevrolet Camaroelcamino1971, Hanover, MD, February 22, 2011 08:04I have a 1997 Z28 30th Anniversay Edition. Love This Car!!!!!! What a fun ride. Other than regular maintenance, I have only had to replace the power window motor, rear pinion, and manifold gasket. Car has 130,000 miles and runs like the day I bought it.
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2002 Chevrolet Camarocharleswh, Magnolia, TX, December 07, 2010 15:13overall very reliable. windshield wipers intermittently stop. over 220,000 miles with no serious drive train problems.
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1991 Chevrolet CamaroVisitor, Hayward, CA, July 13, 2010 03:36my car sucks and i want to cry im a 29 yr female saved money to buy a camaro had it for 3 weeks and broke down on me i have no money and i want to blow it up can u find bin laden for the job thanksFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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1998 Chevrolet CamaroVisitor, Martinez, CA, May 11, 2010 18:47ls1 with t-56 is a fun combination. cheapest\fastest car for the money. interior sucks. nice paint from factory though. engine is bullet proof, tranny acts different depending on the weather. handling sucks, this car wants to go fast in a straight line, thats about it. comfortable ride even on long trips, good mileage. car doesn't stop very good. always passes smog with flying colors.Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2001 Chevrolet Camaroaka_willis1986, Columbus, IN, November 17, 2009 20:102001 series 2 3.8L v6 5 spd. easy on the eyes and the wallet. great M.P.G
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1998 Chevrolet Camarotoomanycars, Towaco, NJ, August 17, 2009 11:03A fantastic machine
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1992 Chevrolet CamaroStillinaChevy, Diana, TX, June 10, 2009 22:20I have a '92 Z-28 5.0L Tuned Port Injection, 5 Speed manual, T-tops. I love this car, it is fun. I first bought the car in Germany and ran the auto-bahns for two years before bringing her home to the states. With the 245ZR-16 tires, handling was fantastic, the car squatted down at high speeds and stuck to the road. Under 110 MpH I generally get around 30 mpg highway. Braking could be improved as stopping from high speeds does take a bit of work. I replaced the original tops with glass as the plexi-glass flexed. I have also replaced the stock exhaust with 3" stainless pipe, high flow cat, Flow Master 80, single in/dual out, and recently added a MSD 6A and MSD coil. The A/C was converted to R-134 about 10 years ago, still blows cold with no leaks or compressor problems. The car now has around 56,000 original miles and the only problems have been related to prolonged periods of storage.
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1994 Chevrolet CamaroG33K.FL, Leesburg, FL, May 23, 2009 04:00i love my Camaro
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2000 Chevrolet CamaroKarlaK, Mount Laurel, NJ, May 21, 2009 10:02I have a 2000 Camaro and I adore her. Bought her in CA but now live in NJ...Yeah, go figure! But the CA emissions junk has not taken away from the power, git-up or hold this car has on the road. She will still walk up on any Mustang out there! It has been the most reliable car I have ever owned! The brakes, electric and exhaust systems have all been good to me, routine minimual maintenance all the way around. The tranny is as smooth as the day I drove it off the lot and this is now 9+ years later. I only have one thing to say and that is she is a pig when it comes to heating or A/C. Even recharging the system won't help folks so save your $$ and let the windows down till the A/C catches up! And the heat, well, she is a lizard waiting for the sun. The suspension is still solid and the steering is a joy...and I need that cause when I am walking up on that nice new Mustang...I want him to know he's been passed by royalty driven by a GIRL!
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1990 Chevrolet Camarol0ll00l, San Antonio, TX, May 05, 2009 08:47I have a 90' Camaro, as well as a 68' Camaro. The 1990 has been reasonably reliable, although the stock exhaust is terribly restrictive. I have since replaced the stock from headers to the dumps at rear axle, and the engine breathes a lot better now. The brakes are adequate, but certainly nothing special. They are able to lock up the front tires, but that could be due to the skinnies I have up front. The interior is there. That's about the best thing that can be said about it, I think. The obnoxious dash pad lip on the passenger side is an eyesore, and it seems GM thought Torx was the new cool thing, as they littered the interior with them. They even threw in a handful of fake torx head screws, to what, improve appearance, I suppose? Aside from the typical late 80's look, there is nothing essentially wrong with the interior. I suppose it just doesn't suit my taste. The heater core on mine rusted out, and is currently bypassed, but the Air Conditioning performs admirably. Even on hot, 100+ degree days here in Texas, I'm able to keep the interior temperature comfortable. As should be expected with such a nose-heavy car, there is horrible understeer. This was made worse of course, when the drag skinnies were installed up front. It isn't unmanageable with a decent set of sticky tires, but with normal high mileage tires, the understeer is horrible. Suspension in both the front and rear have been replaced, and now work well for the application. Slightly stiffer front and rear springs drastically improved the handling. After reading this review, it seems I came off as a person that hates the car, but in truth, it is probably the most fun to drive out of all the cars I've owned! It has quirks, and small issues that need to be addressed, but overall, is a great older sports car. I would definitely buy another if something happened to this one.
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1997 Chevrolet Camarojoe the driver, Arkansas City, AR, January 12, 2009 15:52I love how fast my Camaro is. The Chevy engine has always been strong and the transmission has held up well through years of abuse. I have kept my camaro in the garage so it's still in nice shape. I have had some odd electrical issues with the interior lights but the car mechanically is great. I wish the brakes were stronger to help the car stop as quickly as it goes.
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1992 Chevrolet CamaroDarius, Sitka, AK, January 07, 2009 11:53Very reliable auto
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1992 Chevrolet Camarohemicuda, San Mateo, CA, January 02, 2009 11:38Bought one of these for my mom and she loved it very reliable now she has a honda but she says she always liked her camaro.
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1996 Chevrolet CamaroImNraged, Fort Walton Beach, FL, December 08, 2008 14:16I love this car. It's so fun to drive and I've had no major problems.
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