2010 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews

Nothing has gone wrong as of yet, always serviced at dealer and never cost a penny besides my oil.

All labour is free as in guarantee.

This is an eye catcher, and not too many on the street, so I stick out, especially in yellow with black trim.

Another post on here was about paint chipping, and the dealer said it wasn't in guarantee. Well, all I can say is that the poster does not own a Camaro or any other GM product. I also have a 2007 Cobalt SS where I needed some scratches taken care of due to my own fault, and it was done free and charged to the guarantee. All the GM bodies are galvanized steel, and guaranteed 7 years including paint.

Anyway, I have not found anything negative to say about the Camaro. The Cobalt is another story, but this is not the place to rant about the Cobalt.

I also own, a Dodge Truck, Echo, Mazda6, Skyline, Jaguar and a GMC pick up.

If you take care of your cars/trucks, then they all last a long time, and they are all good modes of transport.

Just like the human body, neglect is just a problem waiting to happen.

Paint is chipping off both sides of the car between the rear tires and the doors (about half way between the rocker panels and the top of the fenders). Roughly 30 chips on each side with paint almost gone near the door. The car has never been driven in bad weather, and sits in the garage most of the time. Dealer and factory claim this type of problem is not covered under warranty. Estimate from GM paint shop to repair is $2,300. Chipping started at 1,500 miles and has doubled in just 500 miles. Car has 2,000 miles.

Car performs and rides great. Sound system is great. Passenger seat has a lot to be desired.

Flawless, brand new.

Designed in California, Australian platform, Canadian built. Beautiful international cooperation, but this Camaro has an American look, and performances are awesome!

Body look and performance makes you feel proud of owning maybe the last generation of a real rear-drive muscle car. As you know, many governments are preparing laws in a near future for what are considered gas-guzzlers cars like the 2010 Camaro SS, and it will maybe take another 30 years or more before technology would be able to put back on the road our big V-8 and by this time electric cars would probably replace them and it will be a good thing. And I don't believe in 8 or 9 speed transmissions! I want to drive, not work! LOL.

This car is not made for shy individuals, I'm still very surprised by the attention this car gets on the road or parked.

The interior design is a bit disappointing as I have the base Camaro SS, all black with cloth tissues and no Camaro or SS or super sport signs or decals inside, but on the steering wheel, but it's OK as I paid a much cheaper price, and all I wanted is the LS3.