2013 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews and Ratings

When it comes to muscle cars, the Chevrolet Camaro does not disappoint. It competes favorably with Ford Mustang and Dodge Challenger. You can buy the convertible or coupe body styles. In terms of engine power, a sturdier V-8 or the lesser V-6 would be most ideal. The V-8 engine is packed into the ZL1 model with a 6.2 liter and 580 horsepower engine. These features and more benefit the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro reviews and ratings.

Important features include a neatly done leather interior, nice paintwork, and power steering among other basics. As for the wheels, you can either have the 18 or 20 inch variety.

Whether gear transmission is manual or automatic, the Camaro is well prepared for speed and terrain. Suspension modifications include a larger, 27 mm roll bar and rear shock mounts. This model has wheel bearings like the ones on the ZL1, as well as a transmission cooling system.

Distinctive features that the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro possesses are a rear spoiler, front splitter and a matte-black hood. The car's interior even features a flat-bottom steering wheel.

To make the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro reviews and ratings more appealing, let us focus a little bit more on the exterior. The Chevrolet Camaro has borrowed heavily from other models before it. Take for instance the short hind deck, as well as a long hood. The front has been accessorized with a honeycomb grill while at the back are fenders with gill shaped slits. The tail lamps resemble those on the Corvette. You can also sum up the exterior as follows:

• Wheel size choices - 18, 19, 20 and 21 inches
• Side mirrors all powered
• Rear spoiler - standard fit
• Optional features: fog lamps, automatic dimming side mirror on driver's side or power heated side mirrors

The interior resonates with Chevrolet's retro theme. For 2013 Chevrolet Camaro reviews and ratings there are other features you should note. For starters, the rear view mirror is frameless. The instrument panel consists of indicators for battery voltage, oil pressure, and temperature as well as one for measuring the temperature of your gear transmission fluid. Nothing out of the ordinary, you may say but wait until you see the other features, which include:

• Keyless entry
• Upholstery made of leather or cloth
• Power locks and windows
• Air conditioning
• A USB port (optional) for playing MP3 formatted music files
• Power adjustable front seat at the passenger's side to adjust for height
• Front seats that are heated (optional)

Beneath the hood, the Chevrolet Camaro holds the engine power you desire. A V-6 engine has been fitted on both the LT and LS models. However, only the SS model has the V-8. In addition, this model has been built with the Active Fuel Management system developed by General Motors. Under a tight load, the system shuts down four cylinders. The dual mode exhausts manages to control sound. The Camaro's suspension varies depending on your choice of model.

With regards to safety, every Chevrolet Camaro owner gets OnStar. This is made up of email alerts on a monthly basis, road assistance, and crash response. This runs for a year. You are also entitled to a Directions and Connections plan. Salient safety features are:

• Side airbags
• Front airbags
• Daytime lamps
• Antilock brakes
• Control on traction
• A system that assists drivers at the point of ascending a hill

The Chevrolet Camaro 2013 version has an added feature; it is fitted with an application known as MyLink, which aids in navigation. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration awarded the 2013 version a five star rating.