The Chevrolet Camaro is one of America’s iconic performance cars. Unfortunately, new examples are no longer available because of Chevy retiring the nameplate after the 2024 model year, with no successor in the product plan.

Chevrolet’s pony car has taken a sabbatical before, most notably between the fourth generation’s departure in 2002 and the introduction of the fifth-gen car in 2010. According to the GM Authority report, this not-so-green light for the Camaro stems from its potential profitability—or lack thereof.

The initial proposal for the next-gen Camaro has been canned by management, but on the bright side, a GM insider claims that the project is not dead

According to a new report from GM Authority, any hopes of a seventh-generation Camaro have been put to rest by GM - for now! Chevrolet, or Chevy as it's often called, is a household name and a major division of General Motors.

Many expected General Motors to push forward a next-generation Chevrolet Camaro after discontinuing the long-running sixth-gen cars, but a new report throws serious doubt into the rumor mill. GM Authority recently reported that the seventh-generation car was dead,