Just recently we brought you a feature story that pinned the third-generation Camaro against its Pontiac ... among several other mods. Power is sent to the rear wheels via a Tremec T56 six-speed ...

GM’s 5.7-liter LT1 motor was a performance hero in 1993, although the power figures are nothing a 2.0-liter hot hatch can’t ...

"Whether it's in a classic Camaro, like this resto-mod concept, or a vintage truck ... stock-appearing cabin features custom-trimmed seats from a third-generation Camaro and a custom instrument ...

The sharp lines of the third-generation Camaro were softened to create the quintessential ... The SLP treatment included performance enhancement achieved through engine mods, finely tuned suspension, ...

For reasons we can't even begin to comprehend, Chevrolet is doing just that, testing the next-generation Camaro alongside pristine third-gen models (really, they are damn clean examples of the breed).

One car that’s been surprising us with its sale prices so far in this decade is the Chevy Camaro Z/28 IROC-Z. To recap, IROC-Z was an option package offered for the third-generation Chevy Camaro ...

Ultimately, that resulted in a 56 percent No Dice loss. When Chevrolet introduced the third-generation Camaro in 1982, Road & Track magazine anointed it as one of the most beautiful cars on the ...

Starting in 1993, the third-gen Camaro Z28 received the new LT1 (unrelated to the previous LT-1) 5.7-liter V8 with around 275 ...

The 11-year run is the longest for a single generation of Camaro. The third generation in 1982 started with an overhauled design, although the 1982 Z28 did not have a particularly powerful engine ...

It is a step above assembly language and a step below a fourth-generation language (4GL). For an example of the difference between a 3GL and a 4GL, see fourth-generation language. THIS DEFINITION ...

Amazon has a deal on the Apple AirPods (3rd Gen) that discounts them almost as low as they were during Prime Day in July 2024. The Apple AirPods (3rd Gen) are now marked down to $130, instead of $ ...