2019 Chevrolet Camaro to be Cheaper than its Predecessor. Here’s why.

Love it. Hate it. But you just can’t ignore the lower price tags of the 2019 Chevrolet Camaro. And Chevy has a reason for the price cuts.

The upcoming 2019 Chevrolet Camaro is a divisive car in terms of garnering opinions for its looks. Most of us didn’t like it outright when the first studio pics were out, while the rest chose to keep the opinions to themselves till more images made their way online. The new Camaro did find some solace when many enthusiasts found it to be a significantly better-looking car in person than what the studio shots made it out to be.

Now there is more good news as CarsDirect reports suggest that the 2019 Chevrolet Camaro is going to arrive with price tags across the range which will be lower than the outgoing model. The reduction in prices goes all the way up to $3,000, based on the model that you are choosing to drive home.

The entry level 2019 Camaro LS, powered by a 2.0-liter LTG turbocharged four-cylinder motor, costs $25,995 and that’s lower than the outgoing model’s price by $905. The Camaro 1LT which has the same engine as the LS under the hood, will set you back by $26,495. Again the lower price comes in play, compared to the 2018 model’s price tag which would have cost you $1,200 more. Pay another $1,495 and Chevy will configure the car for you with a 3.6-liter LGX V6 heart. Step into the 2LT league and we see a massive difference of $3,000, as the variant price has been revised to $28,495.

The 2019 Chevrolet Camaro will land in US showrooms by Fall 2018.

If you were waiting for the good news of the Camaro SS and Camaro ZL1 variants being offered with similar reductions in prices for the 2019 model year, we’d like to disappoint you. The SS and ZL1 models will carry over the price tags from 2018 with $37,995 for the 1SS coupe and $68,495 for the ZL1.

So why the price cuts, one may ask. It’s a because a new variant – the Camaro 3LT – is coming into play. And this guy packs a 3.6-liter LGX V6 as standard. Shell out another $2,800 and you can even add the Convenience & Lighting Package to the Camaro 3LT. Chevy is also offering a 1LE Track Performance Package for the turbo-four engine-powered range. LS customers can opt for an 8-speed automatic instead of the 6-speed manual too. That’s going to lighten your wallet by $1,495 though.

Source: CarsDirect