2015 Chevrolet Camaro consumer reviews

I brought a car last year and Michele called me to trade my car in and I couldn't be more happy with my new car and the service was excellent and I and very happy with MIchele Rudolph

Hello, Awesome car I had the 2015 3.6L V6 that produces alot of power as compare to its competitions. Obviously its a car for you and your Girl friend anyone sitting at the back who is more than 5 feet 8 inch could barely fit. The traction control option is good , have not got a chance to drive in the Canadian snow time but would prefer not to. It is defiantly a magnet that attracts people on the street. Power is amazing , I had a complete package with RS option with 20' alloys, silver coat, Music system is amazing I have not heard this nice system in even BMW'S. For me as I am not a racing person this is a show car that creates a lot of attention. Overall I am happy with the money I am spending on the car every month in form of installation, More over people with good credit can have 0% down and 0% interest for 7 years so basically you are just giving the money back to GMC. The only problem is blind spot as the rear hood and tires and too expanded so its hard to see anything at the rear you better use the blind spot mirrors to save ur self. Ride is smooth and very comfortable for the driver. From Toronto to Niagra Falls I was sitting as I was sitting is some awesome sofa at home with full comfort. V8 is for those who are racers but country like canada I cannot drive more than 115km/L so its hard for me to check the full power but whenever I need to check the power while I merge on highways this baby gives u the power what you want. GMC has very good package where you could be eligible for preferred pricing that saves you alot. 2 years of oil change is provided with maintenance. 5 years courtesy road side assist. I would highly recommend to get extended warranty because that would cover alot of things that GMC might not cover. Go for rust protection also as you dont want baby to get rusty as this is a life time thing for most of us. people with love for manual cars can go for auto and manual both by having the tap shift would provide a feel of using maunal. one thing as GMC says about gas being actual owner and use I would tell you all depends upon ur driving habits. It could be from 16L/100KM in city from 12.9L/100KM on highway. Overall I am satisfied with my baby. Looks , Power, Music everything is just amazing.

Car is as good as all the hype associated with it. My wife absolutely loves it. She says she has never felt this way about any other car we have ever purchased.

I purchase my 2014 camaro ss in the summer of 2014 it have 6000 miles like this i got it in color red rock with dual racing silver stripes.i got this car off the lot lot with only 25 miles on it, and the reason i got it was it is a 6 speed manual with the GM dual note performance exhaust system and the 6.2 L V8 make this car a bad muscle car.

Just traded in my 2013 V6 Camaro, (which I loved) for a 2015 Camaro SS. I've only got a few hundred miles on it but so far I love the car. The V8 is a good upgrade power wise, although I'm still breaking it in, so I can't speak to that definitively. I suspect the 100 plus hp over the V6 is going to be awesome. Got the optional exhaust tips and that V8, muscle car rumble is great. The upgrades over my 2013 are nice to. The nav system, heated seats, upgraded lights etc... make the car more comfortable and easier to drive. I like the lower, wider, more aggressive profile and the sound system is pretty good, but I wish I would have opted for the sub woofer. I may go back at some point and add that. It's a head turner, which is fun, and the upgraded suspension is a noticeable improvement. It seems a little easier to see out of than the 2013 model I had, but it still requires you to be pretty heads up in traffic and city driving. Also, as before resting your arm on the door with the window open is awkward as it jacks your elbow up around your ear. Those two things are my only comments on room for improvement. Overall, while I loved my 2013 V6, the 2015 SS with the V8 and associated upgrades is awesome and so far I highly reccomend.

Bought brand new off the lot in October 2014 with 46 miles. The exterior styling is beautiful starting with the wide body and lower profile look compared to the earlier 5th gens. I purchased the LT/1LT V6 and for the lower end of the Camaro performance scale its still delivers great acceleration from a stop as well as in passing situations. I would have loved for Chevy to add a little more rumble to give it that traditional muscle car sound but that is not a big deal to me. As far as the interior is concerned; my only complaint would be placement of the door armrest, they are too low for my likings and if you want to prop your arm on the door while the window is down expect your elbow to be above your head, just not very comfortable in that regard. Overall it is a very nice car with great performance for a V6 and I have already had one drive on a snow covered road and was pleasantly surprised at how great it handled the turns and stopping. The only thing I would do differently if I had to, is I would have bought the V8; it just wasn't in my budget at the time.