The price of a 2SS convertible facelifted with every option is $68,075.
The Chevrolet Camaro has received a exciting facelift for 2019. Chevy has updated the Camaro’s trim levels and added new options to make it more affordable.
The entry-level 1LT trim starts from $25,500 (before $995 delivery). The 1LT trim has the same 275-horsepower (205 kilowatts) four-cylinder engine as the 2018 model. It also comes with standard features such as 18-inch aluminum wheels, eight way adjustable cloth seats for driver and six-way adjustable cloth seat for front passenger. Although Chevy still offers a 1LS, the configurator states “See Dealer for Pricing”, which indicates that it is likely to be relegated as fleet duty.
Camaro coupe costs $25,500 more than comparable 2018 models. The convertible costs $32,495. Chevrolet recently opened its online configurator, which allowed us to specify our Camaro and see the top-end model.
The ZL1 is unchanged and costs $61,500 to begin. Chevy charges $42,000 for the 2SS coupe, and $48,000 for its convertible. The coupe and the droptop share the same V8 engine that produces 455 horsepower (339 kW). Both models come with a six-speed manual and a 10-speed automatic ($1,595). Magnetic ride control ($1,695) is also available.
There are 10 color options, eight of which are standard. An orange Crush finish or Garnet Red Tintcoat will cost you an additional $395. Then there are the go fast decals. You can get a satin black hood stripe and a Silver Ice Metallic hashmark for $450. Additional $470 will be charged for a center stripe in white pearl, black metallic, or silver. Rally stripes cost $470 and fender hashi marks add $195.
Chevy has a few options for exterior upgrades if you’re looking to do it all.
The Performance Enthusiast package, which is available in red or grey accents, drops the suspension and adds premium carpeted floormats with the Chevrolet Performance logo to the center console lid.
Camaro Insignia is an additional $755 option that is not available with the Performance Enthusiast packages. It adds elements such as a chrome Camaro logo badge, premium carpeted flooring mats and a painted engine cover. Another option is the Camaro Logo package. The winter/summer mats package adds $270. And the black appearance package costs $100.
Chevy offers three trim options inside: Jet Black (medium Ash Grey), Ceramic White (ceramic white), and Medium Ash Grey (jet black). This option costs an additional $195. You will need to pay $195 more if you choose the Adrenaline Red interior accent packages (which can’t be added with the Performance Enthusiast Package).
There are eight Chevy wheels available. The only option that is standard is the 20-inch five-spoke, silver painted aluminum fitment. There are two $200 options, a $300 option and a $1695 option. A $1,995 option is also available. Additionally, there’s a $2.995 option. Also, there’s a range-topping black five-spoke option for $2,495. The Camaro 2SS convertible facelifted could cost you as high as $68,075.
There are seven trim levels, and many options at each. We recommend that you go through the configurator to find the perfect Camaro at each price level. The ZL1 is the best option if you want the most luxurious, top-of-the-line Camaro. Camaro’s most expensive model – the fully loaded 2019 ZL1 convertible, which costs $76,020 – is the ZL1.