Chevrolet has a new special edition for the 2015 Camaro. Its name? The Green Flash.
An inspired choice
The new version of the popular Camaro was revealed at the SEMA show in Las Vegas late last year. The name was the result of a contest among fans. According to Motor Authority, the contest's winner was inspired by the car's striking emerald green exterior.
Pricing
The Green Flash Special Edition is a package available on coupe and convertible versions of the Camaro 2SS, which normally starts at $38,300 including a $995 destination charge.
Adding the Green Flash package adds $5,995 to the Camaro's base MSRP. It should be noted that it includes the RS Package at no additional charge, an equipment group that normally costs $1,350. Including destination, shoppers can expect to pay $44,295 before discounts on the coupe.
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What you get
Configuring a 2015 Camaro with the Green Flash Special Edition package adds the following equipment:
- Exclusive Emerald Green Metallic exterior with Cyber Gray rally stripes
- Black leather interior with sport bucket seats
- Body-colored ground effects
- Body-colored hood louvers
- Unique ZL1 rear spoiler
- 21-inch split-spoke chrome wheels
- Front P245/40ZR21 & Rear P275/35ZR21 low-profile summer tires
- High Intensity Discharge (HID) headlamps
- Body color shark-fin antenna
- 6.2L V8 engine with 426 horsepower and 420 lb.-ft of torque
- 6-speed manual transmission (optional 6-speed automatic with paddle shifters is $1,295)
- Sport seats
- Boston Acoustics 9-speaker audio
- Head-up display
- Rear park assist
The 2015 Chevrolet Camaro Green Flash Special Edition is expected to arrive later this year.
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