1992 Chevrolet Camaro RS, 25th Edition review from North America

I would like to say first, I have read many reviews about the Camaro, and I was shocked. I truly did not experience any problems with this car, but the brakes is what I had to change. The overhead gasket is leaking, but this is common on all used cars.

As well it leaks a little oil, but it is only a small gasket that needs to be replaced, costs $90.00. And that is it, for a muscle car, this is excellent.

I mean this is not your average Honda Civic, but the truth folks I truly enjoyed it, and it drives amazingly.

My fog lamps due to how low the car is, the wire keeps touching the ground, and the fog lamps don't function anymore. But who cares.

The car is seriously quick and satisfying.

The seats are amazing I could not believe it: a muscle car this comfortable.

It is a pain to get into it and out, due to how low it is.

You have to be careful when opening the door, again for how low it is, you don't want to scrape them.

The roar is amazing, this is one scary car to cut off.

The stick shift is the best I have ever driven, my mechanic was shocked that a camro can shift like this, I guess the previous owner did something special.

If you don't drive it harsh, this car will truly satisfy you, with little repairs, just take care of it, and it will make you happy believe me.

Mine had the TBI not the TPI engine, and gas is very good for a V8, again I did not race it, or drive it hard, I am not a young punk to do this to my baby.

People take you seriously especially when the police like lights come on, like I said before don't cut off this car, it is scary.

Parking this car is a headache the hood is so big, that you have to do down every time you park it to make sure you don't hit the fender against the blocks.

As well you must have high security on this car, even parking it during a movie you must check up on it like 3 times.

Anymore questions please e-mail me at iroc_chevy@hotmail.com.