HomePick of the DayPick of the Day: 1995 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 driven just 27,000 miles

Pick of the Day: 1995 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 driven just 27,000 miles

The heartbeat remains strong in this all-original unmodified T-top coupe

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“The heartbeat of America is today’s Chevrolet.”  Or, at least, that’s what GM’s marketing teams told American buyers when the all-new fourth-generation Camaro launched for model year 1993. 

Based on the F-body platform, the new Camaro had stayed true to its original 1967 mission as a performance coupe with rear-wheel drive and a 2+2 seating configuration. 

Camaro

And what a performance car it was.  Although base-model Camaros in 1995 came with a 3.8-liter V6, higher-level models like the Z28 were powered by a 5.7-liter LT1 350cid small-block V8 that was originally introduced in the Corvette in 1992. 

The Pick of the Day is a particularly nice-looking Polo Green 1995 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 with just 27,000 original miles advertised on ClassicCars.com by a private seller in Mattawan, Michigan. 

Camaro

“A true 1995 time capsule,” the seller calls it, adding that the Camaro looks, runs and drives as it should for having so few miles.  “Excellent Carfax report.  This car is super clean inside and out.”

Among the options are a four-speed automatic transmission, removable T-tops, a performance axle and a keyless-entry system.  Perhaps most importantly for a collector, the car is all-original and unmodified.  the seller states. 

The design language of the fourth-gen Camaro still looks sleek by modern-day standards.  A black-painted roof adds to the car’s jet-cockpit styling, and aerodynamic sideview mirrors coupled with an integrated trunk spoiler provide the right design cues to help the car look fast at any speed. 

This example is equipped with dual rectangular exhaust tips and integrated fog lamps up front.  Inside, tan-leather bucket seats with matching carpeting offset the black dash, which still has its original AM/FM/CD head unit.  The seller has included photographs showing the T-tops installed and removed.

Camaro

 The 1995 Camaro was well-received in the marketplace, selling more than 120,000 examples.  Some 26 years later, the majority have likely found their way to pastures and junkyards, but a few special cars such as this one have been preserved for the enjoyment of future generations. 

It’s safe to say that this 27k Camaro’s heartbeat is still beating strong and healthy.  This car might just be the chance that someone needs in order to see “today’s Chevrolet” in all its glory, just 26 years later. 

The asking price for is just $12,900. 

To view this vehicle on ClassicCars.com, see Pick of the Day

Tyson Hugie
Tyson Hugie
Tyson Hugie is a Phoenix-based automotive enthusiast who has been writing for The Journal since 2016. His favorite automotive niche is 1980s and 1990s Japanese cars, and he is a self-diagnosed “Acura addict” since he owns a collection of Honda and Acura cars from that era. Tyson can usually be found on weekends tinkering on restoration projects, attending car shows, or enjoying the open road. He publishes videos each week to his YouTube channel and is also a contributing author to Arizona Driver Magazine, KSLCars.com, NSX Driver Magazine, and other automotive publications. His pride and joy is a 1994 Acura Legend LS coupe with nearly 600,000 miles on the odometer, but he loves anything on four wheels and would someday like to own a 1950 Buick Special like his late grandfather’s.

3 COMMENTS

  1. Trevor R. January 8th 2021
    Hey guys. take a look at the odometer its all over the place this is a good indication of a flicked speedo doesn’t add up!

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