Chevrolet Camaro

The Camaro is one of the most famous cars of all time, and one of Chevrolet's most popular. It was introduced in 1967 to rival the Ford Mustang and was an instant success. It competed against the Mustang in the Sports Car Club of America's Trans American Sedan Championship. It was given the Super Sport performance package and the Rally Sport appearance package. There was also a Z/28 edition. In the eighties an IROC-Z edition was available after the International Race of Champions. The Camaro competed in the International Motorsports Association's Grand Touring Championship, specifically the IMSA GTO category. After the Oil Crisis of 1973, the Trans Am Series adopted cars from IMSA GTO. The Camaro competed in the Rolex Sports Car Series. It has competed in the Michelin Pilot Challenge, including a Trans Am Sunoco Camaro tribute livery due to the retro inspired design after the turn of the millennium. From the seventies to nineties the Camaro had recessed headlights. The Camaro was discontinued in 2003 but revived in 2009. The Transformer Bumblebee currently turns into a Camaro, originally a late seventies "slantnose" model but now a modern version. In the original series he was a Volkswagen Beetle.