Priced at $46,999, this vehicle is $999 above the high end of its fair market value of $46,000.
The current fair market price range is between $39,200 to $46,000.
It has 16,137 miles, which is 15,163 (48%) below the median mileage of 31,300.
Note: This is an estimate based on a variety of factors (experimental feature). It is intended to provide a fair market value range to help guide your buying decision.
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2013 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Convertible Much of the credit for this convertible's civilized behavior goes to GM's Magnetic Ride Control. Like the coupe, the drop top ZL1 uses the third generation system, which features twin wire, dual coil dampers at all four corners for faster response. Chevrolet says the setup can adjust damping levels up to 1000 times per second, which equals roughly one adjustment per inch of vehicle travel at 60 mph. Car and Driver, August 2012 For consignment, a 2013 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 convertible with a title verified 16,137 actual miles. This is a two owner car and one just like it achieved a 0-60 time of 4.4 seconds for Car and Driver. Hold on to your hat and hair, this drop top can fly! Exterior A rather sinister shade of blue adorns this pony car, dubbed Blue Ray Metallic by GM, an absolute perfect complement to the black features of the car which includes the upper grille, lower gaping grille, fog light bezels, and front air dam. It looks pretty good with the carbon fiber too, most notably on the hood heat extractor vent and cowl. Black wheels and a black canvas top complete the palette while the tail lights are rimmed in chrome, a nice match with the quad polished tips below, all under the subtle spoiler. Tires are staggered on the 20-inch wheels, but all of them are ZR rated and no older than the mid 2020 date code. Imperfections include a few minor scuffs and scratches and some typical chin scrapes. Interior The door panels are dressed a little nicer than your typical Camaro of the era with piano black inserts, red stitched black leather on the armrests, and integrated switchgear and speakers. That red stitched leather also surrounds suede inserts on the bucket seats and just as a reminder, ZL1 is embroidered into each headrest while rear passengers get a more understated but attractive 2+2 configuration in the same materials. A suede steering wheel fronts the square bezeled round backlit gauges with center info screen and underscored by red stitched suede that flows the width of the dash. A center screen relays info from the MyLink system and XM, Bluetooth, AM/FM/CD player, and of course, navigation and backup camera. A throwback to the Z28's Rally pack of gauges in the center console in front of the shifter with, yes, more red stitching! Low pile black carpet covers the floor and the small trunk is clean and fully finished with carpet and plastic panels. Drivetrain The heart of the beast is a 6.2 liter supercharged LSA V8 pumping out 580 horsepower and mated to a 6L90E 6-speed automatic transmission. Power is routed to the rear axle, of course, where it meets 3.23 gears and Positraction. The plastic shroud on the engine flexes its supercharged endowment and tops a clean engine bay. Undercarriage Clean surfaces and nothing out of place underneath. We have dual exhaust traveling through original equipment and Brembo power disc brakes on all four wheels. The magnetic ride control is accompanied by Macpherson struts in front and multi link suspension on the rear independent set up. Drive-Ability No surprises here on a car that meets our expectations for sheer power, race-like cockpit, and handling that's off the charts good. Our low mileage example does it all, and every bell and whistle operates as it should on this well equipped Camaro. While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these functions will be working at the time of your purchase. With less than 8,000 ZL1s in 2013, and less than 2,000 of them convertibles, this one represents a fairly rare example and was highly touted in '13 for good reason. You might never see a race track with it, but that doesn't mean you won't feel like a race driver in it! Starting this car is akin to opening the valve of the laughing gas canister, only you'll be fully conscious during the experience! 2G1FL37DP4D9805045 2-Canada G-General Motors
NHTSA Vehicle Tested:2013 Chevrolet Camaro C RWD
The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro continues its legacy as a potent and stylish American muscle car, offering a compelling blend of performance, iconic design, and modern amenities. This iteration solidifies its position as a favorite for those seeking a thrilling driving experience with a healthy dose of retro appeal.
Owning a 2013 Chevrolet Camaro typically involves a driving experience that is both exciting and engaging. The V8 models, in particular, offer exhilarating acceleration and a satisfying exhaust note. Ride quality can be firm, especially in the SS and ZL1 trims, reflecting their performance-oriented nature. While the interior offers a driver-focused cockpit, some may find the rear seating and visibility to be somewhat compromised due to the car's design.
Maintenance: Routine maintenance, such as oil changes, tire rotations, and brake inspections, will be similar to other vehicles in its class. However, performance-oriented components in the SS and ZL1 trims might incur slightly higher maintenance costs, especially if pushed to their limits. Owners should adhere to Chevrolet's recommended maintenance schedule to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Insurance: As a performance-oriented vehicle, insurance premiums for the 2013 Camaro can vary significantly based on the trim level, driver's age, driving record, and location. Models with larger V8 engines and higher performance capabilities will generally command higher insurance rates.
The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro remains a compelling choice for those who appreciate bold styling, strong V8 performance, and the visceral thrill of driving a modern muscle car. It offers a rewarding experience for enthusiasts, particularly in its SS and ZL1 trims, while the V6 models provide a more accessible entry point into the Camaro ownership experience. Despite some compromises in practicality and rear visibility, its iconic design and potent powertrains ensure it continues to capture the hearts of many driving enthusiasts.
