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CarGurus' 1981 Chevrolet Camaro Review
The 1981 Chevrolet Camaro marked the end of the second generation of the pony car (thank goodness, say many, disappointed with the lack of power throughout the decade). Only three trims were offered, limited to the base model, Berlinetta, and Z28. The Rally Sport disappeared once again. The RS, truly the Mr. Roper of the family, seemed to like to drop in, make a few folks smile, then depart, leaving people wondering when it would return again.
The 1981 Camaro different from its second generation counterparts, as it had a computer which made the V8 street-legal for all 50 states (we're looking at you, California). The V6 remained without this equalizer, leaving the base engine a 229-ci V6 rated at 110 horsepower for everywhere but California, where a 231-ci similarly rated vehicle was available.
1981 Chevrolet Camaro Articles from Around the Web
- nastyz28.com — Lots of information on Second Generation Camaros from paint chips to rear end ratios... More
- www.camarosource.ca — General information about the 1981 Chevy Camaro... More
- musclecarclub.com — Muscle car information on the second generation of Camaros, including the 1981 Camaro... More
- www.musclecarclub.com — Muscle car club's second generation Camaro... More
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