Chevrolet Camaro Third Generation

Z28 Convertible submodel manufactured or offered in the years 1991-1992 with convertible body type equipped with engines of 5001 cc 3052 cui displacement delivering 1265 - 1715 kW 172 - 233 PS 170 - 230 hp of horsepower.

Chevrolet camaro third generation. Brings a whole new look to the Camaro brand with an upgraded suspension lower ride height and about 500 pounds 227 kg lighter than the gen two camaro. Sport Coupe Berlinetta and Z28. 26 rows The third generation of Chevrolet Camaro was introduced for the 1982 model year.

26 rows The third generation Chevrolet Camaro Z28 was introduced for the 1982 model year. The Third Gen Camaro went through various trim facia suspension and wheel changes as well as engine options. 12 per cent of buyers took the four-cylinder.

The larger second generation Camaro appeared in February of 1970 as a 22 Coupe and spanned years 1970-1981. The Camaro Z28 was Motor Trend magazines Car of the Year for 1982. The Third Generation of the Chevrolet Camaro F-car was introduced in 1982 and had a production run which lasted an entire decade to 1992.

The third generation Chevrolet Camaro was the first Camaro built without front subframes or leaf-spring rear suspensions and spanned years 1982-1992. The 1LE package continued as a stealth option until the end of the line in 1992 while the 50L V8 jumped to 230hp in 1989 thanks to a revised exhaust system almost catching the 240 horse 57L motor. Body colored headlight pockets rather than black.

Three models filled the bill that year. And gold or silver wheel center caps rather than black. 1982 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 The first thing that stands out with respect to its predecessor is that it is 230kg lighter than the 1981 model.

The Third Generation year models range from 1982 to 1992 and are available from numerous Camaro dealers. Third Generation used Camaros for sale across the United States. Nearing the end of its run the third generation Chevrolet Camaro diversified its offerings without straying too far from its by now well-established formula.