1995 Chevrolet Camaro Z28

Have to see to believe. This one cool car. The 1995 Camaro Z28 convertible is a civilized hot rod. The car is fast but also smooth and comfortable. It’s loud and sometimes raucous, but also agile and easy to drive with more horsepower and better performance than the Mustang. The Z28 still lights up its rear tires when you push the accelerator deep into the carpet, and what a joyous experience that is. Motor Trend magazine clocked a Z28 convertible at an impressive 6.2 seconds from 0 to 60 mph. Start it up, the engine crackles and rumbles, then settles into a smooth idle. Next you hear a deep burble from the fat dual exhaust pipes poking out under the rear bumper. With 275 horsepower under your right foot, passing slower traffic can be nothing more than a reflex action. The Z28 has enormous power between 40 mph and 65 mph – especially with the transmission in third gear. For one thing, you have to take it easy on wet pavement because the Z28’s rear wheels have a tendency to spin when you first begin to move from a stop. The car is so responsive from a stop that just a light touch of the accelerator is enough to make the wheels spin on wet pavement. When you drive down the highway at 65 mph with the top and windows up, the Z28 convertible doesn’t let in any more road noise than a hardtop. Not one drop of water leaked inside the car during a drenching rain. Also, the top has a thickly padded inside headliner that gives it a high-quality, luxurious look. The analog gauges, which featured a 150-mph speedometer. The gauges, featuring gray numbers on a black background with orange needles, are attractive and easy to read.The rear seat is not very user-friendly. In fact, it just may be suitable only for small children. Average sized adults are going to find a severe shortage of leg and foot room. All in all, the Z28 just may be the next best thing to a Corvette. Schedule a test drive today.