2002 Chevrolet Camaro

Pros: push the right pedal, come off the clutch and watch the speedometer climb to 60mph
Cons: Interior,cheap plastic in trunk area,no room in b/s,cop's eye candy,1st-4th skip shift

I just got my hands on a 2002 chevrolet ss camaro it was all worth the time to find. I drive this car and every head turns from either the look,the sound,or the acceleration. 1 thing i do not like about this car is the chevy mainstay of interior,you look at my parents 98 grand am and my 02 ss same exact interior.Come on chevy it's time to make a new interior. The best part of this car is its ability to get in the fastlane on the freeway from the ramp in a blink of an eye. I personaly do not want chevy to come back with the camaro for the simple fact that it makes mine worth even more. this is an unbelievable car im 19 and in the airforce so I bought it when I seen the car on the local car lot,I could not let it pass through my fingers. If anyone knows how many of the 02 camaro ss where produced please post it I would be gratefull

Pros: Looks, style, power, handling and mostly pricing!
Cons: Lack of the LS6 (405HP) engine as a last year option for the Camaro.

Without question, the 2002 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 is the best Camaro ever mass-produced (available to the general public through any Chevrolet dealership) over the 35-year production run. With LS1 power (310-345HP and tuner packages to 380HP) and rare LS6 power (400 HP) in a few units, 6-Speed double overdrive manual transmission, performance ride and handling suspension, 500-watt 8-speaker tunes and a host of other performance, comfort and safety equipment...simply adds up to the absolute "best bang for the buck" ever! EPA mileage ratings for the LS1/6-speed combo are an incredible 19mpg-City and 28mpg-Highway. I have consistently averaged 14-16 in the City and 24-26 on the highway, with my best ever highway being 28.34mpg.

Pros: The Great's, Power, mileage, seats, transmission, Monsoon Stereo.
Cons: Little. Brakes wearing faster than liked. Window distortions.

I've had my 2002 Z-28 LS1 6-Speed since August of 2003. What a great ride. This car gets up and goes when you want it to and can cruise the mountains of West Virginia at 80mph with ease at 28mpg. I get 21-22mpg as a daily driver to work each day, 13 miles one-way. I don't run it over 3000rpm much and I've already got 47000 miles on it.
One repair, a catalytic converter under warranty at 33,000 miles, brakes at 38,000, and Got rid of the Goodyear GSA's at 39,000.