Chevrolet's chopping more than just the nose for the 2019 Camaro. The price is getting a nip and tuck too, dropping by as much as $3,000. That puts it under the Mustang, depending which model you're looking at.
It's combined with Ford raising prices on the base Mustang to make the entry level Camaro a performance bargain. The base EcoBoost coupe is up to $27,115 from $26,745 and the EB Premium is now $32,130 from $31,760. GT prices are unchanged.
The Camaro will start from $25,995 for the 1LS model, putting it $1,120 less than the Ford. Automatics see another $100 added to the difference, making the Camaro base automatic $1,220 less than a EcoBoost Mustang auto.
LT trims see an even bigger drop. 1LT cars drop by $1,200 and 2LT is slashed by $3,000. Though like Ford's V8 models, the SS cars don't change price this year. That leaves the 1SS at $37,995, $1,645 more than a Mustang GT.
The lower prices could put more undecided buyers into Chevy's base cars, but the more expensive versions could see buyers preferring Ford.
It's combined with Ford raising prices on the base Mustang to make the entry level Camaro a performance bargain. The base EcoBoost coupe is up to $27,115 from $26,745 and the EB Premium is now $32,130 from $31,760. GT prices are unchanged.
The Camaro will start from $25,995 for the 1LS model, putting it $1,120 less than the Ford. Automatics see another $100 added to the difference, making the Camaro base automatic $1,220 less than a EcoBoost Mustang auto.
LT trims see an even bigger drop. 1LT cars drop by $1,200 and 2LT is slashed by $3,000. Though like Ford's V8 models, the SS cars don't change price this year. That leaves the 1SS at $37,995, $1,645 more than a Mustang GT.
The lower prices could put more undecided buyers into Chevy's base cars, but the more expensive versions could see buyers preferring Ford.
