CAMAROFACTS Field guide · 1967–2024

Model year · Third Generation

1991 Camaro

Z28 returns, IROC-Z retires, B4C debuts

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

Blue 1991 Camaro RS, Nevada Highway Patrol
1991 Camaro RS police car Photo: Noah Wulf, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

With GM's IROC license lapsed (the race series moved to Dodge), the plain Z28 name returned for 1991 with a fresh ground-effects facelift. New too was the B4C Special Service package — essentially 1LE-grade hardware in an unassuming RS-coupe wrapper, aimed at sheriff's departments and highway patrols.

The powertrain and identification notes below preserve configuration and model-year boundaries rather than treating every 1991 Camaro alike. Ratings use the measurement convention of their period, and visual cues are only a starting point: the VIN, factory labels, drivetrain identifiers, and surviving documentation should agree.

Why it matters

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

Engines

  • 3.1 L V6
  • 5.0 L TPI V8
  • 5.7 L TPI V8

Identification

  • 1991 facelift ground effects across RS and Z28
  • B4C: police-fleet Camaro

Open questions

Still unresolved:
  • 1991 B4C production count not located

Research basis

Sources are linked at the page level so the model-year claims can be checked against their research foundation.