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Chevrolet Camaro Price Insight for 2024

Looking for the Chevrolet Camaro price in 2024? Whether you’re eyeing the iconic 2012 edition or a more recent model, the Camaro continues to command excitement from buyers across the country. The market demands are shaped by performance, customization, and a vehicle’s symbolic status as a muscle‑car icon. In this guide, we dive deep into what the Chevrolet Camaro 2012 price looks like, what the Chevrolet Camaro depreciation tends to follow, and how a used Chevrolet Camaro price stacks up against other hot‑rod favorites. We’ll finish with practical advice on how to find out what is a 2012 Chevrolet Camaro worth today.

• Model Year: 2012 – the generation that refreshed Camaro's styling while retaining the classic stance.
• Engine: 2.0‑L Turbo‑charged I4, 3.6‑L V6, 6.2‑L V8 options.
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual, 6‑speed automatic, 7‑speed dual‑clutch (59‑B).
• Drivetrain: RWD or 4WD (select models).
• Power: 165 hp (2.0‑T) to 435 hp (6.2‑V8).
• Torque: 275 lb‑ft (2.0‑T) to 455 lb‑ft (6.2‑V8).
• Fuel Type: Gasoline, 87/91 octane.
• Dimensions: Length 189.8 in, Width 79.8 in, Height 50.7 in, Curb weight 3,320–3,583 lbs.
• Suspension: Multi‑link rear, MacPherson strut front, optional sport suspension.
• Brakes: 12‑in. front discs, 10‑in. rear discs, optional Brembo system.
• Interior Features: 15‑inch touchscreen, Bluetooth, leather upholstery (optional), 8‑seat or 4‑seat body styles.
• Safety: Antilock brakes, traction control, stability management, optional driver‑assist suite.

**Understanding Chevrolet Camaro depreciation**

Like all passenger vehicles, the Camaro has a predictable depreciation curve driven by its popularity, engine options, and mileage. The first year of ownership typically sees a loss of 15‑20% of the initial value. High‑performance V8 models depreciate slightly slower because of a strong enthusiast market, while the 2.0‑T or V6 trims can drop a bit faster due to higher production volumes.

Across a five‑year horizon, owners can expect a combined depreciation of about 55‑60% for a standard drivetrain. For high‑end trims with engine upgrades, the depreciation may drop closer to 45‑50% over the same period. Keeping the Camaro in good condition with a clean service record and limited mileage helps protect its residual value.

**What is a 2012 Chevrolet Camaro worth?**

When asking what is a 2012 Chevrolet Camaro worth, buyers often compare the model’s unique characteristics to contemporary competitors. In a reputable used‑car marketplace, a low‑mileage 2012 V6 or V8 Camaro in excellent condition can command a price that reflects its strong performance lineage. Depending on market trends and localized demand, the value is often found within a range that varies by market, condition, and specific trim. A 2012 Camaro equipped with the 6.2‑L V8 and kept in a showroom condition will generally fetch the upper end of the price spectrum, while a V6 with

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