Chevrolet Camaro Usados en Venta en Denver, CO

The 1991 Rally Sport Camaro is a V8, 305 HP, 5-speed stick manual, RWD. It has over 200,000 miles on it. When I bought it in 1993 in Colorado it was a beautiful metallic silver color. A few years after moving to sunny Florida it needed repainting, I selected teal. I was first attracted to it's racy look: the low, sleek form and pronounced spoiler, especially on the front and sides. I like the hydraulic hatchback and the back seat can be easily turned down for carrying long cargo such as furniture or lumber. The inside door and upholstery is gray with front bucket seats. Black dashboard, shift console and middle glove compartment, between the seats. The carpeting and rubber foot mats are also gray. The A/C and heating always worked great. The A/C was replaced twice as well as most everything under the hood except for the engine which is original. A simple radio and non-working cassette player round out the entertainment amenities. The fast, smooth performance is the main reason why I kept it for so long.

This is my 4th Camaro starting with a 1997 model. The build quality of the 5th gen Camaro is far ahead of the late 90's 4th gen Camaros. With the optional RS package you get center console gauges that pay homage to the muscle car era while still being functional. For the price it is just about impossible to beat the performance level. A car under $40,000 new with a big V8 motor. A couple things do detract from the early production models of the 2010 Camaro's. Mid production year, Chevy started adding backup sensors and the first half don't have them. The radio is a non-standard shape and size, so replacing it is not easy.