I love my Camaro for it's sporty look. The Bat Mobile feel of sitting low to the ground can not be beat. The gas mileage for the Camaro is surprisingly good. The car only takes Premium gasoline, at least mine does. After a few years of driving it, it does require a bit of babying, yet not is worth it. What I mean by that is that if you buy a Camaro and it over heats, it is not the water pump not the thermostat, it is the computer itself that just needs to be adjusted. One nugget that could save a life. Do not drive over 55 miles per hour, in the rain, your Camaro "will" hydroplane. It literally is like a plane. How do I know? Ex husband, it is raining, slow down, you are going 57, I drive this car everyday. I've got this! Twenty second later we are spinning through four lanes of oncoming Interstate 85 traffic, pointed the wrong way. Luckily he drove for a living because we are alive; we ended up stopped perfectly against a guard rail. Bottom line, keep the maintenance up and drive responsibly and the car will make you happy for life.

The 96 Chevy Camaro is a classic American muscle car. The back seats fold down to allow a lot more storage than you would expect from a sports car. The rear bucket seats however, are really there for show. No one will enjoy sitting in the back of this car for very long. All in all, it is a very enjoyable vehicle to have to drive. The speed and power give you a joy on the road that your old Kia just isn’t able to provide.