Used 2000 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 SS Consumer Reviews

Name: 2000 Chevrolet Camaro Review
Brand: Chevrolet
Rating: 4.8 (37 reviews)

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Red Beauty

Randy Mamola, 10/18/2006

2000 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 SS 2dr Convertible

6 of 6 people found this review helpful

Nice, Nice, Nice. This red beauty has been great since the day I bought it new off the showroom floor on Halloween, 2000. Was actually looking for a Coupe w/ automatic tranny for rush hour commute. Luckily I didn't find one, and I have no complaints with this SLP 6-speed SS convertible! (Except perhaps original Goodyear F-1 tires which are now long gone!) Looks, performance, looks (and second looks)from women, comfort, decent mileage, plus lots of options (except traction control) make for a great car and ownership experience! Trick SLP options include exhaust system and chrome wheels, both of which I am very pleased with.

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Catch me if you can...

mtndreaming, 12/26/2020

2000 Chevrolet Camaro 2 Dr Z28 SS Coupe

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Bought my Z28 in 2000, low mileage, from a car dealer. She currently has slightly over 37,000 miles. I keep it maintenance free and every few years go in and replace the fittings and what not to stave off dry rot. Yes, I am the proverbial "little ole lady from Pasadena". I have never had a major problem with it. She is now 20 years old and I have purchased mountain property with a gravel road that leads to the property. I have not driven her down to the property yet, but am concerned it will not make it up the roads. I hate like hell to give her up. She moves like the wind, has given me virtually no issues and the thought of having to sell her off for an awd or 4wd makes me sick! And what if she could deal with it? I will only be leaving the house to grocery shop, go to the vet and take myself to the doctor. I am 67 years old and dearly love this car. But it's over a 10 hour drive to go from here PA down to the Appalachian Mountains in NC only to find out I can't make it up the mountain. Oh, by the way, she has a T-roof, but I have never taken the panels out. Now she is so old, I'm afraid after 20 years if I take them out, I may never get them back in. As for leaking, in a really heavy rain she will shed a couple of drops on my thigh and that is it. Do ya'll think she could make it up a steep mountain like the big boy 4wd's? [contact info removed]

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