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2023 Camaro

The penultimate year

GM confirms 2024 will be the Camaro's last model year; 2023 is a carryover before the send-off.

Representative sixth-generation Camaro editorial line illustration
Sixth-generation Camaro, representative illustration — not a specific model year or chassis Representative editorial illustration · AI-generated by OpenAI for CamaroFacts, 2026

Chevrolet identifies Radiant Red Metallic, Sharkskin Metallic, and a black split-five-spoke forged 20-inch wheel as new; otherwise the official fact sheets describe a light-change carryover year.

In calendar 2023, the modified Garage 56 Camaro ZL1 completed Le Mans with Jimmie Johnson, Jenson Button, and Mike Rockenfeller; Hendrick reports 285 laps/2,413 miles and 39th of 62 entries. This is cultural/racing history, not a road-car package.

Why it matters

In calendar 2023, the modified Garage 56 Camaro ZL1 completed Le Mans with Jimmie Johnson, Jenson Button, and Mike Rockenfeller; Hendrick reports 285 laps/2,413 miles and 39th of 62 entries. This is cultural/racing history, not a road-car package.

Engines

  • LS/LT retain the 275-hp turbo four and optional 335-hp V6; LT1/SS retain the 455-hp V8; ZL1 retains the 650-hp supercharged V8.

Identification

  • The new colors and wheel are cues, not proof. VIN position 10 is P for 2023.

Open questions

Still unresolved:
  • Locate a GM change ledger beyond the fact sheets. Keep the March 2023 retirement announcement and final late-2023 builds under the 2024 model-year article, with only contextual cross-links here.

Research basis

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

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