When I first purchased my car, I was totally in love with it. I liked the speed and performance it delivered, as it was a SuperSport Camaro with a V8 engine. I drove the car for over 8 years and put just a tad over 100k miles on it and never had any major problems with the vehicle. The only parts that I had to have replaces were the battery once and the alternator one time. The interior was still in great shape after 8 years: no rips in the seats, the headliner was still intact and not sagging and all gauges still worked properly. As far as the exterior went, the only thing was that the factory painted job started to peel away in some sports on the top of the car. Besides the paint peeling away, everything else on the exterior was in great shape.

I had a Chevrolet Camaro, and it was one of the best cars I've ever owned. I've had already a pretty strong opinion about Chevrolet maker, but this car purchase only reassured me in it. One of its strengths was the design, which was nice on the inside as well as on the outside. I am also a fan of this model's durability and endurance. I bought it in 2016, and it was working very well. I did not have to make a single repair during the two year ownership, and the car was from the year 2002. After 14 years of being used, it was running pretty much like a new one. It would be good for someone who is looking for something not very expensive and an older car but that will still run for a while without having to be repaired a lot. My experience with it was very positive. I wouldn't have chosen another one even if I was given a chance. I used it mainly on mainly for daily drives around the town but have gone to the lake on rougher country roads as well, and it performed great as well. I have nothing negative to say about it. The finish was great, the performance even better. I'd recommend it to someone who needs it for driving mainly on better roads with occasional trips out of the town.