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Sport Coupe (Base)

First Generation (1967-69) · 1967–1969RWD

The Sport Coupe (Base) is the entry coupe of the first-generation Camaro, built from 1967 to 1969. It uses a 3.8 liter inline-six and drives the rear wheels, which makes it the plainest way into the Camaro line of that period.

138 hpPower

1967-1969Year

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Sport Coupe (Base), every angle

Exterior

Engineering passport

Specifications

Powertrain

Engineering details

Engine3.8L I6 (230 cu in)

Displacement3.8 L

Cylinders6

FuelPetrol

DrivetrainRWD

Performance

Numbers that matter

Power138 hp

Torque300 Nm

Dimensions & body

Wheelbase2743 mm

Doors2

STORY

The first Camaro was a 1967 model, and the Z/28 that went with it was built to fit the SCCA Trans-Am category limit around a 302 cubic inch V8. Chevrolet rated that engine at 290 hp and built 602 Z/28s in the first year. The Camaro came back as a 2010 model, with production starting in March 2009, built in Oshawa, Ontario, and the SS reached 426 hp with the manual gearbox. Chevrolet announced in March 2023 that production at Lansing Grand River would end, with the last cars due in 2023.

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