The reintroduced 2009 Camaro evolved from a hypothesis van.
Chevrolet introduced the Camaro to North America in 1967 as an alternative to the Ford Mustang. Familiar as a "pony machine," "sports machine" or "muscle vehivle," the Camaro went washed-up four generations of remodeling before it was discontinued in 2002. The automobile was then reintroduced in 2009. It is not pleasant where the alias "Camaro" originated; some GM marketers keep up that it comes from a French slang conversation for "chum." In 1983, there were three variations of Camaros: the basic coupe, the Berlinetta and the Z28.
Price
The Z28 had a retail cost of $10,335 to $10,841. By oneself 62,650 1983 Z28s were ever built.
Engines
The 1983 Z28 had three engine options. All engines were 5 litre V-8s, drift they took up 5 litres of textbook and had 8 cylinders. The inceptive engine offered150 horsepower and 240 foot-lbs. of torque.Inside, the Z28 had 37 inches of headroom in the front and 35.6 inches in the back. The front had 43 inches of leg space, 57.5 inches of shoulder margin, and 56.3 inches of hip space, while the back had 28.6 inches, 56.3 inches and 42.8 inches of room, respectively.
Performance
The 1983 Z28 could accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 6.7 seconds.Exterior and Interior Dimensions
The 1983 Z28 was 187.8 inches elongated, 72.8 inches Broad and 49.8 inches gigantic. It had a wheelbase of 101 inches. Its front tread, or the distance between its front tires, was 60.7 inches, and its rear tread was 61.6 inches.
Horsepower is a measurement of capacity encircling Identical to 750 watts, and torque is a measurement of the size of compulsion it takes to turn an reason. The moment engine came with 175 horsepower and 250 foot-lbs. of torque. The third engine if 190 horsepower and 249 foot-lbs. of torque.
It could race a quarter-mile in 15 seconds.
