chevrolet ready to say goodbye to Sixth generation Camaro. To celebrate this occasion, Chevy giving Camaro 2024 — last model year – with the special Collector’s Edition of the car. The select The package gives the car a new black paint job, special wheels, and some other extras. It will be available as a coupe or convertible on the 1LT, LT1, 1SS and ZL1 versions, but if you really want to go all out, ZL1 kick everything into a higher gear.
frequent Collectible version — available with different price according to version (1LT: $4995, LT1: $5495, 1SS: $5995) give you Camar 2024o Special Panther Black metallic paint, black stripes, 20-inch satin black wheels (optionally polished forged wheels), front splitter from the 1LE performance pack and ZL1 rear spoiler.
But, I hear you. you don’t often camaro fan. You want the best and most powerful Camaro you can buy before it’s gone. Well, it’s time for you to upgrade to ZL1 Collectible version. For $14,995 (yes, almost $15k), you get the Panther Black matte black paint job, red brake calipers, black nuts, and a numbered badge that tells you you own the car numbered. None of the 350 cars have run and all other goodies from the regular Collector’s Edition (but a few have been included in the standard ZL1). If all that wasn’t enough for you – Chevy is also launching a Shinola 45 MM watch. That’s too big for a watch, but hey, I’m not the one buying it.
In terms of the “Panther-ness” of it all, Chevy is emphasizing the fact that it’s derived from Camaro’s original codename: Panther. The automaker is integrating Panther graphics into the Camaro badges on the doors and steering wheel. It also incorporates a special floor mat and a welcome set with two Camaro posters. So cute.
Camaro 1LT with Collectible version package will run you $39,440. The LT1 will cost $47,395. After that, 1SS will cost 49,890. And finally, the ZL1 big daddy will cost you $88,690 — Gas Guzzler Tax is not included. A quick note, if you want this package on 1LT or LT1 versions, Chevy also requires you to add the RS package. A small price to pay for all this fun.
The Collector’s Edition isn’t the only change to the Camaro lineup. For the 2024 model year, Chevy will ditch the base 2.0-liter inline-four engine. That means you’ll have to choose between a 335-hp 3.6-liter V6, a 455-hp 6.2-liter V8, or big dad The 650hp supercharged 6.2-liter V8 found in the ZL1. The base price also rises slightly to $32,495 for the LT coupe and $38,495 for the LT convertible.
Good night Sweet Prince.
