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IROC: Camaro as rented equality

1975–1990 Model year

1985 Camaro

Chevrolet licenses the IROC name and puts Tuned Port Injection in the showroom. Model year

1989 Camaro

IROC-Z remains the sole performance top-trim, and 1LE track-package orders climb. Model year

1991 Camaro

The badge shuffle completes, a new facelift lands, and the police Camaro arrives. Model year

1990 Camaro

A deliberately truncated model year — and the final IROC-Z before the name is retired. Generation

Third Generation (1982–1992)

The IROC-Z decade — first hatchback, first fuel injection, first (and only) four-cylinder. Model year

1986 Camaro

The oddball luxury Berlinetta bows out after 1986. Model year

1988 Camaro

A track package with no order box — invisible, and built in single digits its first year. Model year

1987 Camaro

After an 18-year absence, the drop-top comes back as an ASC-built option, badged for the Camaro's 20th anniversary. Model year

1975 Camaro

Unleaded fuel and catalytic converters become mandatory — and the high-compression Z28 can't survive them.