1968 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews, Pricing & Specs
Write a reviewThe 1968 Chevrolet Camaro showed few changes from the 1967 version. Chevy did work at perfecting it a small bit: the fastest engine option was a 375 horsepower monster found in the SS model of the car. This engine was pricey for its day, and as a result, only 311 of the cars were bought. In addition to the power found in the base and SS models, the 1968 Camaro Z28 achieved 290-horsepower, and could go from 0 to 60 in 6.9 seconds, resulting in a 11.2-second quarter mile.
Published Aug 9, 2022 by CarGurus Editorial Team
User reviews for 1968 Chevrolet Camaro
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by Anonymous
Aug 31, 2022
Other than having a manual top, this Camaro has everything we were looking for. The purchase went smoothly & the car is a dream to drive. A real show piece.Aug 31, 2022
by Tom D
Mar 03, 2020
Good potential, mid level car, few options but great candidate for a restoration of a fun car. Mar 03, 2020
by Mitchel M
May 18, 2015
There are no cars like the muscle cars of the 60's and early 70's. It got loads of attention at shows and was fun to drive. It was all car, no electronic anything other than the radio and I loved it to death. This car wasn't the fastest, best handling, and it didn't get good gas mileage, but my god it was pretty. When you see some old muscle drive by on the road your whole day brightens, and when you open a garage door to it, you get weak in the legs.May 18, 2015
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by Anonymous
Aug 31, 2022
Other than having a manual top, this Camaro has everything we were looking for. The purchase went smoothly & the car is a dream to drive. A real show piece.Aug 31, 2022
by Tom D
Mar 03, 2020
Good potential, mid level car, few options but great candidate for a restoration of a fun car. Mar 03, 2020
by Mitchel M
May 18, 2015
There are no cars like the muscle cars of the 60's and early 70's. It got loads of attention at shows and was fun to drive. It was all car, no electronic anything other than the radio and I loved it to death. This car wasn't the fastest, best handling, and it didn't get good gas mileage, but my god it was pretty. When you see some old muscle drive by on the road your whole day brightens, and when you open a garage door to it, you get weak in the legs.May 18, 2015
by Anonymous
Apr 07, 2015
I enjoyed building it and doing all of the upgrades. The car does 0 to 60 in 3.8 seconds, it stops on a dime and leaves 8 cents change, the onboard navigation is nice for going to car shows that are a good distance away, it's actually quite comfortable to drive, not a lot of road noise with the dyna mat installed. The car is a head turner wherever it goes, who could ask for more.Apr 07, 2015
by Kelly K
Jun 15, 2013
This is a fun car to drive , i feel safe driving this car as everyone notices it right away. Its fast, and loud, the only thing i can say bad is it cost money to drive this premium gas car.Jun 15, 2013
by Matthew F
May 03, 2013
Great car for cruising and turning the music way up. It isn't the fastest car in the world but it is a lot of fun to drive. It fills all of your senses when you drive it, and that's cool.May 03, 2013
by Anonymous
Mar 18, 2013
its just a bad a$$ camaro.love it and so does my family and thats realy the main thing .everybody that owns a classic car,rat rod,muscle'gasser,streetrod with a family understands what i am saying. i owned a 64 chevy ll nova and miss it and my youngest son wants one now . so thats the next thing for me and him to do is build him a gasser .got the bb 396 and the wheels just need to try to find one that was as solid as the one i had before. the color of the flames to be the main color and the white to be the flames tho. he is 8 years old and already has the vision of it in his head .and to me thats just way cool. but a tall order.lol .lucky i only have 2 boys lol. i will post pics of our chevy ll we owned all it needed was the straight axel and it would have been finished.be safe out there and have fun.life is to short.Mar 18, 2013
by Anonymous
Dec 15, 2012
As the same owner since 1986, I have no complaints. Completely restored. The windows are kept down and doors unlocked. It has a very roomy interior. It's important to keep the undercarriage and engine compartment are kept cleaner than the exterior and interior. Dec 15, 2012
by John H
Nov 08, 2012
I enjoy driving it, it sounds really good, and the performance is very good.Of course this kind of car does not have the best fuel mileage, but thats not why people own them. The best thing is going to cruises and seeing all the other muscle cars and talking to the owners.Nov 08, 2012
by Ashley R
Oct 25, 2012
gas mileage ofcourse is horrible even with replacing 2speed powerglide with 4, 350 motor is a gas guzzler. would better off with some new brakes, the drums are harsh ..and some power steering! Otherwise its a dream in the spring.Oct 25, 2012
by Lou L
Mar 02, 2012
Runs great with amazing acceleration. Perfect body that has not a scratch on it.
Mainly beacuse it hasnt been driven much. Brakes like a dream and turns on a
dime. It is quite the experiance and an amazing piece of pure metal.Mar 02, 2012
by Michael S
Nov 16, 2011
Radically altered from suspension up. Disc brakes, upgraded sway bar additional
rear bar. All lines and hoses new. New floor, fenders, valence, hood, rear deck,
glass, carpet, door panels, headliner, dash cover, seats. Completely insulated
(DynoMat) cab, top,sides, rear, and floor. New paint. Flaming River steering
column and new wiring harness with many accessory wires for add ons. Much too
much motor.Nov 16, 2011
by Chad A
Nov 07, 2011
The 383 Stroker makes this car incredibly powerful and lots of fun to drive. Plus the
new 18" rims and custom Paint by Darren Amspacker doesn't make it too hard on
the eyes either. Overall a great classic American Muscle Car.Nov 07, 2011
by Michael S
Oct 18, 2011
502 CID, Upgraded slotted and drilled rotors w/ disc brakes, sway bars front and
back. Frame off complete redo. New paint and restyled interior, console built to
update accessories ( Ipod, power points, GPS, Stereo, etc.). Almost no gas
mileage but oh how fun to drive.
Oct 18, 2011
by Bill S
Aug 02, 2011
ss 396 450hp+ , 700r4 overdrive,upgraded disc brakes planning to change to rack and pinion. car is solid and dependable all sheet metal with the exception of the hood is original to the car. tahoe teal with black ss stripes.this car is an absolute blast to driveAug 02, 2011
by Hlynur S
Oct 25, 2010
this car is one of the most important things in my world. The performance is amazing, unfortunatly the front wheels are to big and they always hit the hood and scrape the rubber of the wheels, other way i love this car more then anythingOct 25, 2010
by Brian M
Dec 11, 2009
appearance, its hugger orange and its a camaro so thats pretty sweet, the brakes are great theres no rattling it starts when you want it to, brand new interior, gas mileage, uhhhh it has a big tank in the back but its like 25 dollars to go down the block, but thats ok, yes its fun to driveDec 11, 2009
by Soren J
Aug 18, 2009
Mad car is really all there is to say. 425 bhp in a car thats more than 40 years old pretty much sums it up. It handles like a one hinged garden fence door. Straight line its unreal. Looking at it you just cant help but smile at how cool its looking....Aug 18, 2009
by Chris B
Aug 05, 2009
The 68 camaro is a badass muscle car. Needs a few upgrades to make it a good handeling car, but its beautiful and fast.I think its one of the best looking old muscle cars out there. The drum brakes were kinda weak too.Aug 05, 2009
by Brent M
Feb 13, 2009
My 1968 RS/SS Camaro. We've rebuilt the entire car--motor, transmission, suspension, interior, stereo, etc. We drive it throughout the year and put about 200 miles per month on it driving to shows and rallys. Great car and we have a blast with it.Feb 13, 2009
by Anonymous
Dec 01, 2008
The 1968 camaro is the best car i have ever owned. The performance is amazing it rides so smooth and just is the best car. It is a light blue Yenko with white stripes and sounds like a beast when your driving it. I think that you all should get this carDec 01, 2008
by Craig D
Aug 29, 2008
had this thing since high school... never leaving the family sammy gets the car next.....my favorite car ever and always will be..they want more info so lets see.. it takes off like a raped ape..handles very well for 30+yr old tech..stops on a quarter..easy to maintain..sucks down gas like a drunk at happy hour...Aug 29, 2008
by Ruben L
Aug 26, 2008
well this car was built by my father when i was little by his self from nothing he built it for his boss at the time which they both raced. it has a 550c.i.engine its not complete in this pick but as soon as i can find them i will load more of it finished now i dnt own it right now but i drag it every now and then on the streets of cleveland,ohio Aug 26, 2008
by Shawn B
Jul 02, 2008
this car is amazing it has a lot of power and it has a kick ass stero system in it
it also has great brakes which i need and this car is just one of the best cars to driveJul 02, 2008
by Andrew B
Jun 20, 2008
I love everything about my car! And Ill love it even more after I rebuild the engine and can drive it again!Jun 20, 2008
by Lori A
Jun 15, 2008
Whats not to like except for the paint. It's getting a new paint job soonJun 15, 2008
by Kay M
May 26, 2008
To me this is just the ultimate in classic muscle cars.Just an awesome car, my husband will argue but mustangs can't compare in looks or stylingMay 26, 2008
by Cody A
May 01, 2008
Can't really rate a car that isn't complete yet, I don't reccomend it to anyone unless you have
bottomless pockets... labor of love.May 01, 2008
by Harrison G
Mar 31, 2008
Amazing car. Gorgeous, sounds good, runs great. Awesome car to drive through town and just let it rip.Mar 31, 2008
by Laird T
Feb 12, 2008
1968 Camaro RS/SS w/ 396 cui. engine, holly 650cfm, flowmaster, lowered 2" in front and
1.25" in the rear, craigar SS rims, Trimec 5 speed, Autometer dash+gauges, f/r disc kit,
Goodyear wide ovalsFeb 12, 2008
by Bonnie C
Jan 16, 2008
Her name is Christine. A convertible. Mint condition except interior. 327 4 speed. M21 Munzi. 411 rear end. 300 horse.Jan 16, 2008
by Kyle P
Dec 01, 2007
Bought it, built it, drive it.
1968 Camaro Rally Sport, 4 speed, 350 small block crate engine, 12 bolt posi, burnouts as far as the eye can see :)Dec 01, 2007
by Anonymous
Dec 01, 2007
Great performance and handling. When I was driving people in the back seat, it would bottom out.Dec 01, 2007
by Matt W
Nov 04, 2007
i don't know much about this car, but it just represents great American work of the late '60s. it has a bold 350 that can pump out maybe 280bhp. 4-speed kinda is old tech. swap it with a 6-speed an it can hang with sports cars that cost twice as much.Nov 04, 2007
by Katy T
Nov 04, 2007
An awesome car to drive and raceNov 04, 2007
by Anonymous
May 10, 2007
beautiful design, as nice of a car as u can make itMay 10, 2007
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How rare are the camaros with the shifter on the steering wheel column?
Just purchased a 68 Camaro rolling shell with the shifter on the steering wheel column. Been looking at the first gen. camaros on ebay. Have seen plenty, but none with steering wheel column shifter. And was wondering, Why?
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Rear Disc Brakes problems
I put rear disc brakes on my 1968 Camaro and was wondering should the calipers be to the front or rear or should one be in front and one to the rear of the car
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ballast resistor location if there is one
my 1968 camaro 350 starts but turns off immediately. does it have a bad ballast resistor? if it doesn't whats your educated guess on my problem
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