Like the Corvette, Chevrolet Camaro development over the years has been more evolutionary than revolutionary. Many years of minor modifications pass between introductions of new generations. The last truly new Camaro appeared in 1993.

Refinements to Camaro for 2001 are few and cosmetic: one color has been added to the charts (Sunset Orange Metallic) and there is a new style for the optional, chromed aluminum 16-inch alloy wheels.

Times have really never been better for buyers in search of open, sporting cars. The vast majority of the choices in this market segment are imports, and many are very, very good, but also more alike than different.

The Camaro SS stands apart in this crowd, offering an updated version of a distinctly American auto art form: the muscle car.

Buyers can log on to www.courtesychevrolet.com and research your favorite Chevrolet Cars and access virtual test-drives and request an instant Internet price quote as well as free test-drives.

An online vehicle appraisal process is available for those who plan to trade in their existing vehicles.

For all further inquiries contact Courtesy Chevrolet in one of the two dealerships conveniently located in the San Jose & Morgan Hill.

Courtesy Chevrolet can be contacted at (800) 476-8150 or (800) 476-7168.

 

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