2011 camaro engine
2011 camaro engine
The Chevrolet Camaro re-entered the market as a 2010 model after an eight-year hiatus, with much fanfare. Now, for the latest model year Chevrolet has revised its power figures, upping the official ratings for its base Camaro, while adding new options as well.
The Camaro is available in LS, LT and SS guise. The LS and LT models come with a 3.6-liter V6 — mated to either a six-speed automatic or manual transmission — and produce an uprated 312 hp and 278 lb-ft of torque.
Despite having slightly more power than the V6 versions of the Ford Mustang, the V6-powered Camaros return slightly lower fuel economy with 29 mpg on the highway.
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2012 camaro engine
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The Chevy Camaro was first produced in 1966 as competition for Ford’s newly released Mustang. It was offered through 4 generation changes before being discontinued in 2002, with the 1st generation in production from 1966 through 1969. It was offered with several engine options but the 307 copper in (5.0 L) engine proved to be the most popular. 1970 saw the birth of the second generation of Camaro and this body style would see many redesigns and upgrades throughout its 11 year run.
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