Introduced in 1966 for the 1967 model year, the first generation of the Camaro is up there with the best ponies in the pantheon of American muscle. The 396 engine with 375 horsepower and the 302 ...

Chevrolet has served as the pace car provider for the Indianapolis 500 more than any other manufacturer. The automaker has typically selected the Corvette to lead the Indy 500 field to green, with the ...

The history of the Camaro Z/28 can be traced back to 1966, the year when Chevrolet introduced its competitor for the Ford Mustang. It came to be as an option code for a "race-ready" Camaro, ...

When it comes to muscle cars of the 60s, one of the most iconic is the Chevrolet Camaro. The value of a normal Chevrolet Camaro from the era is often very high. The value of this 1967 Chevrolet Camaro ...

Of course, Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins didn't invent the big-block 1967 Camaro but his touch in choosing, prepping, tuning, and driving his now famous, plain white '67 Camaro made a lasting impact on the ...

Trans Am cars from the '60s are some of the coolest machines on the planet. One look at this 1967 Chevy Camaro and you'll understand what I'm talking about. It's for sale right now on Classic Driver.

Some of the most notable American competition cars took part in Trans-Am racing, which began in 1966 when Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) president John Bishop established the series as a ...

The 1967 Chevy Camaro was chosen as the pace car for the 51st Indy 500. This is the Camaro that paced the race, and it sold for $632,500 at last week’s Mecum Auctions 35 th Annual Indy Spring Classic.

If you're looking to read about another whiz-bang, science-project Camaro, this ain't it. There's no mega-bucks carbon-fiber, no jungle-gym rollcage that takes 10 minutes to strap into, no ...

This story first appeared in the May/June issue of MotorTrend Classic] The Ford Mustang and Chevy Camaro have probably sold ...