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Born To Run: The Evolution of The Camaro’s Most Legendary Models

1993 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28

1993 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
Photo Credit: Rich Mccoy

The year 1993 marked the return of the Camaro and the Z/28 in a brand-new body mated with an improved and slightly modified F-Body platform, which retained the live rear axle setup. The fourth-generation Camaro was a modern-looking and capable muscle car that came in two body styles – coupe and convertible (via Driving Line).

Photo Credit: Bring A Trailer

The engine lineup consisted of V6 and V8 units, and in the Z/28 version, Camaro got Chevrolet’s LT1 engine with 275 hp. It doesn’t sound like much today, but for the early ’90s, it was a pretty good number and translated to lively performance. The Z/28 package also has improved brakes and a six-speed manual transmission.

Written by
Vukasin Herbez

Vukasin Herbez writes about classic American muscle, Japanese performance icons and landmark Ferraris for Motor Junkie. Vukasin's features explore the history behind the cars that defined each decade.

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