1993 Chevrolet Camaro

The fourth-generation Chevrolet Camaro, featuring completely new and extremely smooth styling, was introduced for 1993 as a coupe only. The Z28 featured a 275 horsepower version of the Corvette LT-1 small-block V-8 introduced the year before – making the Camaro performance model the closest car to a Corvette available with a rear seat. A Camaro Z28 paced the 1993 Indianapolis 500, driven by Chevrolet General Manager Jim Perkins, marking the fourth time the brand had served as the Indy Pace Car (earlier appearances were in 1967, 1969 and 1982). As had become tradition, a Pace Car Edition package was offered through Chevy dealers – 645 1993 Z28s were built with the colorfully pin-striped Indy Pace Car package. Approximately 125 of those had been used at the speedway. The interior package includes power windows, power locks, power mirrors, tilt, cruise control, leather steering wheel, climate control system, center console, CD sound system, rear bucket seats, accessory power point, and more. Exterior options include a rear spoiler, fog lights, Indy 500 graphics, alloy wheels, and more.

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