1992 Chevrolet Camaro Reviews, Pricing & Specs

































































































































































































































































































































































What owners say
"Overall, owners of the 1992 Chevrolet Camaro have a strong appreciation for its fun driving experience, impressive acceleration, and sporty handling. Many praised its design and the potential for performance upgrades. However, drivers often mentioned the cramped back seat, poor fuel economy, and challenges with winter driving as downsides."
My 92 RS is completely stock other than the rims. It is in mint condition no rust or dents. It is the dark teal metallic which was only sprayed in 92. Ive always wanted this body and when I got stationed in AK I found it and bought it.
December 5, 2010Performance - Quick off the line, rides like its on rails Build Quality - Typical American build quality Appearance - Exterior - Looks like a menace Interior - Red and has grown on me Cost of Ownership - It gets average mileage for a V8, and the maintenance is a typical American car Fun Factor - 10/10 (its a HOOT)
July 13, 20091992 Camaro RS 305 TBI. 230,000 miles and still running strong. Stock drivetrain. Lowerd 1.8 in the front, 1.6 in the back. Monroe Shocks and Struts.
November 23, 2007What owners say
My 92 RS is completely stock other than the rims. It is in mint condition no rust or dents. It is the dark teal metallic which was only sprayed in 92. Ive always wanted this body and when I got stationed in AK I found it and bought it.
December 5, 2010Performance - Quick off the line, rides like its on rails Build Quality - Typical American build quality Appearance - Exterior - Looks like a menace Interior - Red and has grown on me Cost of Ownership - It gets average mileage for a V8, and the maintenance is a typical American car Fun Factor - 10/10 (its a HOOT)
July 13, 20091992 Camaro RS 305 TBI. 230,000 miles and still running strong. Stock drivetrain. Lowerd 1.8 in the front, 1.6 in the back. Monroe Shocks and Struts.
November 23, 2007Overall I like the car, I'll probably have the thing for the rest of my life, with a few tweaks of course. Before I started modding it though, it got mid 20's on the highway, was very reliable, and is pretty cheap to keep maintenance on (brakes, oil, wipers, etc....) T-Tops are awesome in the summer
January 24, 2014Overall, this car is needs a little cosmetic TLC, but there is nothing wrong with the engine or transmission. I am the second owner and have greatly enjoyed this car for over 4 years, but as this is my second vehicle, I really dont have the time to drive it or take care of it the way I want to.
September 1, 2012Looks and handles great for its age. Despite what people think about old muscle cars this is actually a great handling vehicle. Its fairly inexpensive, modifications can get a bit pricey as with any car but you notice your gains with this american V8. More of a cruising/racing/project than a family car. People in the back seat should be shorter or not mind being cramped. Fortunately theres a lot of leg room in the front so moving the seat forward is an option. The rear truck space isnt very big either due to the T-Top storage area. When the T-tops are off you lose alittle bit of storage. When they are on you gain alittle bit but not much.
November 23, 2011I bought this car about 5 years ago and i have driven it almost every day. It has never had any huge breakdowns and the only major thing i have done to the car is put a clutch in it. It's a great car.
June 14, 2009had a 350 with a 350 turbo trans posi track rear over all was a very fun car
January 31, 2008This car is my baby. I absolutely LOVE it! Great overall performance: great acceleration (duh! ;-), very responsive handling and very stable and controllable and high speed, good responsive fade-resistent brakes. The build quality is very acceptable for a 17year old car with over 240K on the odometer, i mean its definitly no bimmer, but it is still very solid and i feel confident driving it pretty much anywhere. The only real problem i have right now is that the t-tops leak and that is simply because i havent taken the time to replace the 16-year-old rubber seals yet. Appearance is obvious, this car looks amazing! As far as cost of ownership goes, its not that great, primarilly because of the inflated insurance premium because of the fact that i am a 17-year-old caucasian male. Because of the modifications to the engine as well as my "spirited" driving style, i only get about 18-19mpg on average. But, it is SO WORTH IT!! This is an amazingly fun car to drive and it gets a lot of looks in town.
August 19, 2008This is my boyfriend Brandon's 1992 Camaro RS hatchback. He's had it for about 3 years and its a teal/blue color. He did a motor swap last winter and took the v6 305 engine out for a 197? corvetter V8 355 engine. It has a shift kit, demon carburator, springs, a b&M shifter(i think) 5 speed. Its so much fun, i love that car! Its so fast, lately its only been running as a 14.5 sec car, it got a 14.5 the first time we took it to the track this summer. When it was a V6 it was in the 17 sec range. This is such a sweet car, i really want to learn to drive stick so i can burnout in it. It still needs work, but its a good project car. It gives my bf something to work on.
July 29, 2008
