2014 Chevrolet Camaro consumer reviews

In few words, I think a made the greatest mistake of replacing my trusted '14 Camaro ZL1 for the late Corvette Stingray, Stingrays are only nice looking cars with good performance, but does not compare with the full package of my ZL1, starting with great dependability/reliability, much better exhaust noise and the S.C whine was exhilarating, great handling, lots of power from the S.C., great looking Recaro seats a bit unconfortable for entry and exit (but the Corvette is much worst at that), amazing external design much better thatn the actual 6th. gen Camaro, I parked both cars side to side, and my ZL1 had a better external view compared to the new one, from all angles, plus a very usable rear seat that the new models do not have any space at all for rear passengers.

Easy on the eyes. V8 sound and power but with six cylinder fuel economy. Great torque. These cars, if taken care of, seem to hold good value.

too many things breaking, cheaply made, unreliable, too many blind spots and just overall not well made. I would not buy this car again and don't recommend it to anyone.

I replaced my 2006 Pontiac Solstice GXP with a 2014 2LT/RS Conv. It's slower than the solstice, but I knew that going into it. I took a new job with a much longer commute and I needed something that was more comfortable and since I am a child at heart, I didn't want anything practical. I really enjoy this car. I've put about 6k miles on it in 3 months and it has been a comfortable ride. It has plenty of get up and go for what I wanted. The power top is a nice upgrade from my solstice. My only complaint is the the navigation system is very buggy and only works on rare occasion. I drove an 1100 mile round trip and the nav was a mess, but it got 29.5 mpg doing 80+ mph the entire time so, that was nice. I know that I am going to get a lot of negative feedback on this, but the v6 camaro feels a bit like a high powered sports sedan due to it's length being as long as my new explorer and how heavy it feels to drive. To me this isn't a bad thing, but it's not nearly as fun to drive as other sports cars/roadsters I have driven.

I?ve owned three Corvettes in the past and bought a 2014 Camaro four years ago. I had the six-cylinder rally sport convertible. The car was a bit heavier than what I?m used to, I guess coming from Corvettes previously. The car was powerful enough for an every day driver. I loved having a convertible. I did not have any mechanical problems in the four years I owned it, just did my routine maintenance. I was sad to turn it in because my lease ended a couple weeks ago. I will be purchasing a 2018 Camaro soon, they lightened up the body weight and that should help.

Being my first car I would say its really good, its fast, It has quite the space for a 2 door sports car, what I love the most is the color!

Very nice car... Drives smooth and very stylish...hard to reverse in it but overall pretty cool car to drive around in to do everyday things

Has all the bells and whistles to make any trip comfortable good on gas very smooth ride easy to understand all features good take off no hesitation

For anyone who wants a sports car but does not have the money for the SS model. This car would be your best bet to purchase without breaking the bank. Has plenty of legroom. Sporty. Drives and runs excellent.

Just purchased a 2014 used Camaro. Have had camaro?s in the past. Definitely a fun car to drive. Handles well. Not a lot of room for passengers in the back. Wish this model had a USB adapter.