Parkway Chevrolet is excited for the upcoming Camaro, and wanted to take a moment to give you the information that has been revealed so far. The sixth-generation Chevrolet Camaro is expected to arrive as a 2015 or 2016 model year vehicle in 2015. The vehicle will be all-new (completely reengineered and redesigned) and is will be smaller and lighter than the fifth-generation model — improving the driving experience, performance, and fuel economy.
While the fifth-generation Camaro is a very capable sports car, the Camaro team has recognized several areas of improvement for the next-generation vehicle. Most notably, these include size/dimensions, weight, and outside visibility from the cabin — all elements that have been noted as detracting from an exceptional driving experience in the 5th-gen model.
As such, the next-gen Camaro is expected to shrink in size, be lighter, and offer better visibility than the outgoing model — all elements that will allow the vehicle to be more agile and driver-oriented. The improvements will be made possible by migrating the sixth-gen Camaro to an all-new vehicle architecture (platform).
Some insiders have described the sixth-gen Camaro as being more along the lines of the Hyundai Genesis Coupe — itself a highly-praised sports car.
The 2015 Camaro will use a variant of GM’s new rear-wheel-drive vehicle architecture known as Alpha. The platform, shared with the 2013 ATS and 2014 CTS from Cadillac, is expected to help with reducing the weight of the new Camaro by anywhere from 150-300 pounds.
Powertrain
The 2015 Camaro is expected to offer the following engine choices:2.0 liter turbocharged I4 LTG
3.6 liter naturally aspirated V6 LFX
New 3.6 liter twin turbo V6 LF3
New 6.2 liter naturally aspirated V8 Small Block LT1
New 7.0 liter naturally aspirated V8 Small Block (LS7 successor)
New supercharged V8 Small Block
All engines will be direct injected and feature Variable Valve Timing, among other features.
The sixth-gen Camaro is expected to jettison the classic-inspired design of the fifth-generation model and adopt an all-new design that’s modern and contemporary. The styling may have been previewed by the Chevrolet CODE 130R Concept originally unveiled at the 2012 North American International Auto Show.
While not much is known about the interior of the 2015 Camaro, the cabin of Chevy’s new affordable sports car is expected to be redesigned for better ergonomics, more high-technology, and an improved driver position while utilizing better materials throughout.
General Motors has confirmed that the 2015 Camaro will be produced at its Lansing Grand River assembly plant in Lansing, Michigan, alongside the Cadillac ATS and 2014 CTS. By contrast, the 5th-gen 2010-2014 Camaro was produced at GM’s Oshawa assembly plant in Canada.
Make no mistake; the new Camaro will be in plentiful supply to the Greater Houston area. We at Parkway Chevy want to be your final destination for the Camaro and all of you Chevrolet needs. If you have any questions, please feel free to stop by or drop us a line via Facebook.







