Used 2017 Chevrolet Camaro for Sale

What's New in the 2017 Chevrolet Camaro?

A 50th Anniversary package will be offered on the 2LT and 2SS trims, while the performance-oriented 1LE package will now be offered on Camaro 1LT and 2LT coupes equipped with the V6 engine. The ZL1 returns to the line and Chevy wisely adds the Teen Driver parental-control system to the standard equipment list. See the 2017 Chevrolet Camaro models for sale near you

Which Camaro is the Best?

The latest Chevrolet Camaro is an excellent performance car, and we can't wait to get our hands on the 4-cylinder to try it out. Until that happens, though, we have to recommend the obvious: a 2SS model with the muscular V8 and all the trimmings. To justify our decision, we'll use a phrase that won't be foreign to most Camaro owners -- go big or go home. And yes, we know the ZL1 is bigger, but its price and limited availability will put it out of reach for most. Find a Chevrolet Camaro for sale

How Much Does a 2017 Chevrolet Camaro Cost?

The Camaro is offered as a coupe and convertible in five trim levels: 1LT, 2LT, 1SS, 2SS and ZL1.

The base-level Camaro LT1 ($26,900 coupe, $32,900 convertible) offers standard 18-inch alloy wheels, a 7-in touchscreen with GM's MyLink infotainment system, a backup camera, keyless access with push-button starting, dual power front seats, Bluetooth audio and phone connectivity, USB ports for music and automatic headlights. The 1LT also offers an optional Technology package that includes a larger touchscreen, voice controls for the infotainment system, a 9-speaker Bose sound system and Apple CarPlay compatibility (with Android Auto coming later in the year).

Next up is the Camaro 2LT ($31,400 coupe, $36,600 convertible) which offers the upgraded infotainment system from the Technology package, along with heated and ventilated front seats and dual-zone automatic climate control. An optional Convenience and Lighting package adds rear parking sensors, a heads-up display, an improved gauge cluster, driver's-seat memory, customizable interior lighting, a heated steering wheel, a wireless charging system and safety features such as lane-departure warning, a blind spot monitoring system and rear cross-traffic alert.

A sport-themed RS package is available on either LT model and offers appearance upgrades, 20-in alloy wheels and xenon headlights. The new 1LE package offers the FE3 suspension components from the SS plus 20-in forged aluminum wheels, Brembo brakes, a track-cooling package, the SS high-performance fuel system and dual exhaust.

Drivers who choose the 1SS ($37,900 coupe, $43,900 convertible) get the V8 engine and all the 1LT's features, plus xenon headlights, 20-in wheels, the upgraded infotainment system and improved performance options such as enhanced brakes, a sport suspension and a limited-slip differential.

Finally, the 2SS ($42,900 coupe, $48,900 convertible) combines the 2LT's equipment with the 1SS's V8 engine and performance upgrades. It also includes the 2LT's Convenience and Lighting package as standard equipment.

The ZL1 ($62,135 coupe, $68,135 convertible) adds a supercharged version of the 6.2-liter V8, a unique shaker-style hood, unique 20-in forged aluminum wheels, upgraded suspension and steering, Brembo brakes and Recaro front seats.

Other options include a power sunroof, a navigation system and a sport exhaust. The ZL1 can be equipped with a 10-speed automatic transmission (late availability).