2014 Chevrolet Camaro SS

2014 Chevrolet Camaro 1SS Coupe Basically, you get the ultimate track oriented Camaro SS and a car that also happens to look like a much fancier Camaro, or possibly a hero character in Transformers. There's nothing subtle about the SS 1LE, and that's good, because who wants a subtle Camaro?No one I want to be friends with. Jalopnik, June 2014 For consignment, a 2014 Chevrolet Camaro 1SS coupe with a title verified 9,712 actual miles. Chevrolet hit a home run with the facelift for the sixth generation Camaro and the SS is especially aggressive while retaining some of the heritage cues from the first generation. Exterior They could have called it Retina Searing Red, but instead GM went with Red Hot, which still works to accurately describe a color bright enough to cause fire engines to pull to the right. Other cars might pull over too because a quick glance in the rear view mirror shows a pseudo race car coming up with glaring narrow eyes, a gaping intake, and a ground hugging chin spoiler. Of course, there are the matte black stripes on the hood and dramatic heat extractor vents. When it passes you, the composite tail lights with a hint of the 60's will catch your eye, briefly, and the pipeline-like exhaust tips will yell goodbye while you navigate the turbulent air coming off the rear spoiler. Did you catch the special wheels? 20-inch black spoked affairs are showing off the disc brakes behind. The paint and body are in spectacular condition and the only imperfections we find are numerous chin scrapes on the extended front spoiler. Interior As loud as the color is on the outside, things quiet down on the inside with monochromatic black coverage beginning on the plastic door panels with cloth inserts and that cloth is used on the robust bucket seats, augmented by white stitching, and repeated in color in back which also have side support but to a lesser degree, but each are spotless. Leather makes an entrance wrapping the meaty steering wheel while square pods hold round gauges ahead of the driver with a central digital readout. The center stack is an integrated unit with knobs surrounding a screen with AM/FM/CD, Mylink, Bluetooth, XM capability, navigation, and a backup camera. White stitching on a black leather boot surrounds the shifter in the center console and black carpet covers the floor. The contoured foam backed headliner is in nice condition and the carpet is showroom fresh and topped with a cloth mat. Drivetrain Shrouded with covers is the mighty 6.2 liter LS3 V8 putting out a thundering 426 horsepower and sending power to 3.45 gears with limited slip in back via the TR6060 6-speed manual transmission. The engine bay could have easily jumped out of a dealer brochure, it's just that clean. Undercarriage Some typical and minimal metal oxidation is the only thing keeping this side from looking factory fresh. The dual exhaust travels down the center tunnel that's lined with heat shielding to find original equipment mufflers towards the back. Brembo power disc brakes are at all four wheels and suspension consists of coil springs up front and multi-link with coil spring on the independent rear. Drive-Ability Not unlike stepping into a brand new car, the cloth seats are supportive and tall and ergonomics are as good as you would want, keeping the general themes of the 60's but bolstering every surface and switch with modern breadth. The car moves quickly, sounds pretty good doing it, and handles like its road racing ancestors could have only dreamed about. Of course, as a sub 10k mile car, every function on board works as it should. While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these functions will be working at the time of your purchase. This is a well maintained and barely driven beast of a Chevrolet and an ode to all the great Camaros that came before it. The color is fantastic and the engine is superb. Bonus, th