The 2013 facelift brought a slimmer upper grille, wider lower air intake, and single-piece horizontal rear LED light clusters, giving the Camaro V a more purposeful stance. More importantly, Chevrolet broadened the model line-up to include the circuit-tuned 1LE package, the track-conquering Z/28, and the supercharged ZL1. Regular Chevrolet Camaro maintenance is essential to protect these highly tuned track and road machines.
Standard models benefited from the upgraded 3.6-litre LFX V6, which solved early timing chain weaknesses, alongside the proven 6.2-litre LS3 V8 on SS variants. At the top of the range, the 580 hp supercharged ZL1 LSA and the naturally aspirated 7.0-litre LS7 V8 in the Z/28 demand rigorous fluid and cooling system management, particularly regarding intercooler pumps and dry-sump oil levels.