CAMAROFACTS Field guide · 1967–2024

Model year · Sixth Generation

2024 Camaro

Goodbye — with a nod to “Panther”

Production ends; the Collector's Edition references the car's own 1966 code name.

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

GM confirmed in March 2023 that Camaro production would end after 2024, with no gas successor. The send-off “Collector's Edition” deliberately referenced the car's internal development code name, “Panther.” The last convertible was built November 22, 2023; the very last Camaro — a Summit White ZL1 coupe with the ZL1 1LE package and a 6-speed manual — rolled off the Lansing Grand River line December 14, 2023. No successor is confirmed; an electric “Camaro” remains rumor only.

For this model year, CamaroFacts separates documented changes from production totals that remain secondary or unresolved. The engine, identification, and confidence notes below are intended to make those boundaries visible instead of smoothing them into a single unsupported narrative.

Why it matters

Production ends; the Collector's Edition references the car's own 1966 code name.

Engines

  • 2.0 L turbo-four
  • 3.6 L V6
  • 6.2 L LT1 V8 (SS)
  • 6.2 L supercharged LT4 (ZL1)

Identification

  • Collector's Edition badging and “Panther” references

Open questions

Still unresolved:
  • Confirm actual as-built Collector's Edition totals; track any real successor announcement

Research basis

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