When Ford launched the wildly popular Mustang as a 1964½ model, it created the so-called “pony car” niche practically overnight. Chevrolet responded in 1967 with the Camaro—a model that endured until sales slowed and production ceased in 2002.
But that wasn’t the end of the Camaro, which Chevrolet revived in 2009 with retro styling that echoes the late sixties original. Just as in the beginning, engine options range from mild-mannered to testosterone-fueled: The current model offers up to 580 horsepower.
