Used 2013 Chevrolet Camaro for sale 

There are four trim options for the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro: 1LS, 2LS, 1LT, and 2LT. Prices start at $23,345 for the basic model and reach $29,330 for the top variant. For buyers desiring a more premium experience, there are also a number of other options to choose from. Among the standard features are air conditioning, manually adjustable front seats with power recline, cruise control, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, Bluetooth phone connectivity, OnStar, 18-inch steel wheels, automatic headlights, keyless entry, and satellite radio. 

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The 1LT trim, though all trims have an ample set of features, is our recommendation as it includes all the essentials plus safety and driver-assistance features. A 2LT trim offers a bit more convenience with a more advanced audio system, a better exterior, and more.

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro is powered by a 3.6-L V6 engine that generates 323 horsepower and 278 pound-feet of torque. A 6-speed manual gearbox is standard with this engine, while buyers can also choose to upgrade to 2LS automatic transmission for an additional fee. This 3.6-Liter V6 engine has proven reliability and maintenance capabilities over the years.

The 2013 Camaro boasts a ride and handling balance that exceeds all other pony cars. The stiffer structure, enhanced by hydroformed front rails and an X-brace, is linked to a new wide-stance suspension system for precise response and handling that delivers Camaro's unique open-air driving experience even in the worst winter weather. Among its impressive performance features is a 0-60 sprint time of just 5.9 seconds, a quarter-mile run time of 14.3 seconds, and a top speed of 155 mph. 

One of the most powerful engines available in the segment goes into the Camaro, which is just milliseconds faster than the Ford Mustang. The Dodge Challenger is the slowest of all - it takes 6.8 seconds to reach 60 mph from a standstill. With a quarter-mile time of just 14.1 seconds, the Ford Mustang is extremely impressive in terms of performance. 

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro delivers power and performance for all your travel needs but offers mediocre fuel economy. As a result, the city mileage stands at 17 mpg, while the highway mileage is 28 mpg. Camaro supposedly gets 20 MPG combined, which isn't the best in its class, but it still has the advantage of a 19-gallon fuel tank, which allows it a range of 323 miles in the city and 532 miles on the highway. 

Although the Ford Mustang dominates the segment in terms of fuel efficiency, it has the least amount of fuel storage capacity, which reduces its range. Even though the difference is very small compared to its rivals, the Camaro is undoubtedly the least fuel-efficient coupe. Also, the Challenger sports the biggest fuel tank in the race.

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro interior is quality and roomy, with privacy glass and power accessories. The seats are large with high armrests and comfortable for long periods of time. There is plenty of headroom all around, including headrests that have more cushion than previous models to offer better support. There are bins underneath the seats for holding small items, as well as a storage compartment in the middle console that can hold a lot of odds and ends. 

The 2013 Camaro's refined interior treatments include a more encompassing instrument panel, new high-contrast inserts on the doors, and an exclusive quilted Napa leather finish to the instrument panel, upper door panels, center console top, and door armrests. A new lighter steering wheel incorporates controls for the MyLink infotainment system.

In comparison, these rivals offer a much more spacious cabin. The front rows of the Challenger are the largest, offering plenty of space. Accordingly, the Challenger offers 4.9 cubic feet more cargo space than the Camaro, which is the largest in its class. The Ford Mustang has the smallest rear row. Standout interior features: 

• Single-zone manual air conditioning 
• 6-way power front seats w/ power recliner
• Front Sports bucket heated seats
• Leather upholstery
• Tilt and telescopic 3-spoke leather-wrapped steering wheel
• Universal Home Remote
• Front reading lamps
• Remote keyless entry

How intuitive is the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro’s infotainment unit?

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro infotainment system options will help you keep up with your favorite tunes, listen to the radio, stay connected via Bluetooth all through your journey. The base Camaro has very few features, as it only has a 6-speaker audio system, a CD player, and a graphic information display. 

However, the higher trim levels offer SiriusXM satellite radio, aux jacks, a 7-inch diagonal color touch-screen, USB ports, Gracenote database, smartphone integration, as well as enhanced voice recognition. Optional features include the Chevrolet MyLink navigation system and the 9-speaker Boston Acoustics 245 W premium speakers. Standout infotainment features in the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro:

• 6-speaker audio system
• SiriusXM Satellite Radio 
• Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity
• Navigation system (optional)
• Head-up display

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro coupe stands out with an expressive exterior design that is more muscular, leaner, and wider than the previous generation. Its bold shape is complemented by a beltline accent that runs the length of the car. Other highlights include a sleek profile and standard HID headlamps with LED halo surrounds. LED taillamps, fog lamps, an available dual-mode exhaust give it a distinctive look from the rear.

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro's exterior has been redesigned with sweeping character lines that demand attention. The wheels have been pushed to the corners, which gives the car an athletic stance. Impulse buyer appeal is through the roof with this vehicle. A longer, wider stance increases its presence. New front and rear fascias accentuate the car's width while making it more sleek and aerodynamic.

As the vehicle with the longest wheelbase, the Dodge Challenger also has a larger interior space because of the vehicle's longer length. Besides being the shortest vehicle in terms of length, the Mustang also has the shortest wheelbase, which explains the limited seating capacity. With a perfect weight balance and sleek dynamics, the Camaro is well balanced among the three cars. The following are standout exterior features:

• 18-inch Heritage steel wheels
• High-intensity discharge headlights (optional)
• Fog lamps
• Daytime running lights
• Rear window defogger
• Power sunroof (optional)

The new Chevrolet Camaro received a five-out-of-five-star crash test rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The car also scored five stars in the rollover resistance test, making it one of the very few to achieve this distinction. It doesn't collapse in case of a crash because it is made of high-tensile steel. 

In every 2013 Chevy Camaro, you'll find antilock disc brakes, stability control, forward-facing side airbags, and full-length side curtain airbags. In addition, the OnStar telematics system is standard, which includes automatic crash notifications, roadside assistance on-demand, remote door unlocking, stolen vehicle assistance, and turn-by-turn navigation. Some standout safety features include:

• StabiliTrak stability control system and traction control
• Theft-deterrent system
• Cruise control
• Hill hold feature
• Rear park assist (optional)
• Rearview vision camera (optional)
• Tire Pressure Monitoring System

2013 Chevrolet Camaro vs 2013 Ford Mustang

Both the 2013 Ford Mustang and the 2013 Chevrolet Camaro truly are striking cars. No matter which one suits your needs, you know that with either car, you're going to be getting a high-powered and highly stylish vehicle. The 2013 Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro have a lot in common, however, the Chevy ultimately comes out on top. Its engines are powerful, its handling is agile, and its interior materials are mediocre. The Camaro, however, has a better reliability rating and a better infotainment system, so it is ranked higher in our sports car rankings.

2013 Chevrolet Camaro vs 2013 Dodge Challenger

These two pony cars have been rivals since the very beginning. You have two extremely attractive vehicles that offer multiple engine sizes, distinct styles, and luxury options at a wide range of prices. It is impossible for the Dodge Challenger to keep up with the Camaro. Reliability is the big difference between the Challenger and the Camaro - the Challenger is rated three points lower for reliability than the Camaro at four points. In addition, the Challenger isn't quite as sporty as the Camaro. The Challenger, however, offers more space for passengers and cargo than the Camaro. 

The Chevrolet Camaro coupe delivers true track-proven performance and design technology to the street, without taking away your comfort. You no longer have to sacrifice your driving experience for safety or fuel-efficiency. Those who don't mind sluggish performance and prefer all these factors in a coupe would be better off choosing the Dodge Challenger or Ford Mustang.