(KMJ) – The new 2016 Chevrolet Camaro rolls off the production line on Monday.
For the first time since the classic car’s new redesign, there will be a convertible version of the Camaro. General Motors unveiled the new ride at the Lansing Grand River Assembly plant.
This is the first time the Camaro has been produced in the United States since 1992. The new 4-cylinder model starts at $25,700, but with all the bells and whistles (including a V-8), it costs $38,000.
