Finders keepers, they say. However, the man who found a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro in a barn somewhere in Ohio over ten years ago, took it home, restored it, and LS-swapped it, then decided to let it go.

This fourth-generation Corvette still has the plastic wrapping for its seats and has never been licensed. This 1999 Camaro Z28 has only 71 miles and remains in original condition. Features rare ...

Chevrolet has unveiled an updated version of its Camaro ZL1 for the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, announcing Friday that the new car will make its debut at Bowman-Gray Stadium in The Clash exhibition ...

Chevrolet revealed its updated car body for the NASCAR Cup Series on Friday, unveiling a refreshed Camaro ZL1 that will make its competition debut in 2026. The subtle updates to the Cup Series body ...

Chevrolet has unveiled its new body for the 2026 NASCAR Cup season. They have been utilizing the Camaro ZL1 since 2018, which succeeded the Chevy SS, and will continue to do so with an updated design ...

After graduating with an MBA, Jared pursued his love of cars by becoming an automotive journalist. An internship with CarBuzz grew into his current position as Editor At Large. Jared now flies around ...

General Motors isn’t throwing in the towel for its signature rear-wheel-drive platform, which could potentially lead the way for a new Camaro. According to enthusiast site, GMAuthority, the General is ...

GM is recalling a long list of models for an issue with the fuel pump power control module that can interrupt the flow of fuel to the engine. Many are Chevy models, including the Blazer, Camaro, ...

You read that right. Like the Ford Mustang Mach-E and the recently unveiled Acura RSX, rumor has it that the next Chevy Camaro could be a fully-electric performance crossover, according to our very ...

The legend is making a comeback, but this time it may look a little different. With an electric powertrain, the Chevy Camaro is expected to pack more power than ever. Here’s what we know so far. When ...

HOT ROD wasn’t kidding when staff writer C.J. Baker wrote the original headline “The Best One Yet!” in our December 1981 issue. The rest of the world seemed to agree, as I remember. As a fresh ...