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New Chevrolet Camaro 2SS Convertible RWD for Sale Nationwide
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Overview
The Camaro muscle cars from Chevrolet have enough power and performance to knock your socks off while keeping a few bills in your wallet. The 2SS trim is one step down from the outright bonkers ZL1, perfect for those who don’t want a speeding ticket on the daily. The Camaro is available in coupe or convertible form with a six-speed manual transmission standard. Buyers can opt for a 10-speed automatic if so desired. There are very few muscle cars left in this world. The Camaro makes America proud.
Key Features
- Coupe and convertible body styles
- Standard manual transmission
- Heated and ventilated front seats
- Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Bose premium audio system
Pricing Details
The 2023 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS starts around $46,000 MSRP while the convertible adds around $6,000 to that price. Expect to pay an extra $1,600 or so for the automatic transmission. Used examples on CarGurus range from $12,499.00 to $94,723.00 with an average price of $22,627.26. Wheel and tire packages can cost as much as $2,595 and you can get a pretty cool red interior for $195. Buyers can also choose from three design packages up to $5,420.
Specifications
Performance
Engine
6.2-liter V8
Transmission
Six-speed manual
Drivetrain
Rear-wheel drive
Horsepower/Torque
455hp/455 lb-ft.
0-60 mph
4.3 seconds (manual), 4.0 seconds (automatic)
MPG
16 mpg city, 24 mpg highway, 19 combined (manual) 16/26/20 (automatic)
Curb weight
3,696 pounds
Dimensions
wheelbase
110.7 inches
length
188.3inches
width
74.7 inches
height
53.1 inches
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Reviewed a 2011 Chevrolet 2SS Convertible RWD on Apr 28, 2014
I love every look I get in this car, and the roar is an absolute rush! She has great handling, great response, and will pull a front row spot at any rally or show. This is truly a one-off Camaro and well worth a look!
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Mike K
Reviewed a 2011 Chevrolet 2SS Convertible RWD on Oct 5, 2014
Overall the car is nice. It's gets mpg on the hwy for 400hp. It's difficult to park in smaller parking spaces, limited visibility & large front fenders make it a challenge. I would buy one again only as a weekend car
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Brett Y
Reviewed a 2011 Chevrolet 2SS Convertible RWD on Dec 19, 2014
So, when Chevy FINALLY launched the new Camaro in convertible form, I went out and grabbed one of the first ones coming to my area... love the looks... on top of that, the engine was pretty strong... but it is actually a large car... so it handles more like a sedan than a sports car... also, while the engine has some power, the gas mileage is pretty bad... I had a Corvette Z06 will about 100 more horse power and yet it did about 10 mpg better than the Camaro... I averaged about 16 MPG... doesn't make sense to me... So all in all, it was a fun car and for a convertible, the back seats are OK so if you have a family with young children you can all go out in it... but don't think you're getting a sports car because that just isn't the case...
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Brett Y
Reviewed a 2011 Chevrolet 2SS Convertible RWD on Mar 3, 2014
I've always had summer 'toys'... as soon as the Camaro came out as a convertible, I knew I had to have one... and I have to start off saying it is a fun car... but I think based on what you may be used to, it isn't really a sports car... I've had several Corvettes, a M3 Convertible, Porsched Boxster S, to just name a few... and while the Camaro looks great and has some horse power, I wouldn't call it a sports car... it is too big and the handling just isn't there... so if you want to buy something for a cruiser, or if you have a family, the back seats will work for young children... but if you are like me and really want to drive and find a twisty road, etc, this isn't that car...
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FAQs
What is the fuel economy of the Chevrolet Camaro 2SS Convertible RWD?
Depending on the engine and options, the Chevrolet Camaro 2SS Convertible RWD gets between 19 and 21 MPG (or EV battery range).
What fuel types are available?
Gasoline engines are available.
