What you see in the shots is the complete 2019 Chevrolet Camaro range rolling out of GM’s Milford testing facility in Michigan. The cars seen in the picture are the ZL1, 1LT, SS coupe, and the SS convertible.
Judging by the manner in which all the test cars have been concealed, it looks as though a mid-cycle refresh is on the cards since the center section of these prototypes have been left out. Nevertheless, the camouflaged front and rear fascia highlights the possibility of an updated head and tail lamp cluster, along with a refreshed grille. Don’t expect any radical changes to the original distinct design as Chevrolet is happy with how the Camaro attracts its buyers.
Furthermore, the line-up’s current four, six, and eight-cylinder engines should be retained after going through a retune for some extra grunt. It is also speculated that the 10-speed automatic gearbox that was introduced on last year’s ZL1 could filter down to some, if not all of the models in that range. Chevrolet may introduce the 2019 Camaros before the end of 2018 and we should we able to see the company showcasing them at a motor show before that, so stay tuned for more news.
