Chevrolet announced Friday that its sixth-generation Camaro will start at $26,695 — or $305 less than a comparable 2015 model. However, the former entry 1LS trim has been discontinued, meaning you’ll shell out $2,000 more this year to sit in a bottom rung Camaro compared to its predecessor.
The 2016 Camaro 1SS model, which sports a 6.2-liter V-8, will start at $37,295 (including $995 destination) up $2,795 from the $34,500 sticker it wore in 2015.
The base 1LT model for 2016, which sports an all-new 2-liter turbocharged four cylinder, will start at $26,695, which is nearly $2,000 more than the entry 1LS model for 2015, although Chevrolet won’t initially offer that trim for the 2016 model year. A comparable, 2015 Camaro 1LT is priced at $27,000.
Chevrolet said features including Apple’s CarPlay, backup camera, LED daytime running lamps, leather-wrapped steering wheel and keyless, push-button start that are standard on the 2016 car were optional or not available for the 2015 model.
Additionally, the 1SS trim adds separate cooling systems for the transmission, differential and engine oil, four-piston Brembo brakes and limited slip differential (manual only) as standard.
Chevrolet also added an online visualizer if you’re bored at work today [and not preparing to buy a Charger this weekend —Mark].
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