The End of an Era: Chevrolet Camaro Production Comes to a Close

Sometimes saying goodbye can be tough. When it comes to muscle car enthusiasts, saying farewell to the Chevrolet Camaro can be a lot to take in. That is because, after nearly 60 years of production, the Camaro has officially taken its final bow.

The Chevrolet Camaro Bids Farewell

Sales for the Camaro had increased 110% upon the news of its departure, and many hungry buyers were introduced to some special edition models like the Panther Black Metallic trim and the 2024 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Garage 56 Edition.

With the book closing on this sixth-generation Camaro, it has left many questions in its wake: Will the Camaro come back later down the line? What does this mean for future muscle cars? Is Chevrolet going to rebrand it as an electric vehicle, or a grocery-getting sedan? So far all we know is that according to a press release from Chevrolet, “This is not the end of Camaro’s story.”

It Was Discontinued Before

For those that remember, the Chevrolet Camaro was initially discontinued after 35 years with the fourth-generation in 2002. It was later revived on a concept car that would in time become the official fifth-generation Camaro in 2009.

While it is entirely possible that a seventh-generation Camaro could resurface in the future, what it would look like and how long that would be is anyone’s guess.