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Chevrolet Camaro SS (6th gen)

2016–2023

6.2 LT1 V8, 455 hp · 6-speed manual or 8-speed or 10-speed automatic · Front-engine RWD · Electric steering

Chevrolet Camaro SS (6th gen)
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Excellent chassis, poor visibility. Same AFM lifter concern as the C7.

Buy zone

Estimates, not appraisals. Check each figure's source and date.

Odometer
25,000–60,000 mi
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Market range
$28,000–$42,000
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Condition bar
documented

Must have

  • Full service records
  • Open recalls checked
  • 0 reported accidents
BUY ZONEMileage →Price ↑
● sold (sourced) · ○ asking (estimate)

1 Market range: sold and asking comps compiled by us, no live feed · as of Sat Oct 24 · placeholder

2 Odometer band: our mileage sweet-spot model · as of Sat Oct 24 · placeholder

Market range and mileage band are my estimates from general market knowledge, not live comps.

As of Sat Oct 24. Not live listings. Past prices don't predict future ones. Nothing here is financial advice.

Listings that fit

  1. #1 pickLive

    2022 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS Coupe RWD

    $41,925

    52,626 mi · Rapid Blue · Sanger, TX

    No accidents reported

    • ✓ Listing live
    • ✓ Accident history seen

    Checked 3h ago

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  2. #2 pickLive

    2021 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS Coupe RWD

    $38,800

    54,952 mi · Oklahoma City, OK

    No accidents reported

    • ✓ Listing live
    • ✓ Accident history seen

    Checked 3h ago

    Open listing(new tab)
  3. #3 pickLive

    2020 Chevrolet Camaro 1SS Coupe RWD

    $42,399

    12,520 mi · Rally Green Metallic · St Charles, MO

    No accidents reported

    • ✓ Listing live
    • ✓ Accident history seen

    Checked 3h ago

    Open listing(new tab)

We don't sell cars or take commissions. Statuses can be out of date. Confirm with the seller. Transmission and body are read from the listing page.

1Inspect before buying

Check these on the car or in the paperwork before you pay.

  • AFM liftersListen for lifter tick on cold start.
  • 8L90 / 10L80 shift qualityCheck for shudder or harsh shifts.
  • Track useCheck pads, tires and signs of repeated hard driving.
  • Open recallsCheck the VIN.

2Prevent after buying

Do these in the first weeks to start from a known baseline.

  • Transmission fluid serviceDo at purchase. $300–$600
  • Oil serviceBaseline. $80–$150
  • Brake fluidBaseline. $80–$150

3Prepare for

Long-term costs and the mileage where they tend to arrive.

  • Lifter replacementIf tick develops. $3,000–$5,500~90,000 mi
  • Brake pads and rotorsConsumables. $600–$1,400~40,000 mi
  • Differential serviceBaseline. $150–$300~60,000 mi

Inspect before you buy. These lists are a starting point, not a pre-purchase inspection. Guide items are drafted from general owner knowledge and marked as estimates until cited.

Opinions about cars, not the people who own them.