2016 Chevy Camaro goes topless
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By Don Hammonds
You knew it had to happen. If there's an all new Chevrolet Camaro Coupe now unveiled, a Camaro Convertible would not be far behind. And so, it is true. Chevy's raised the top on its new Camaro--literally. It's a convertible that has a top that can even be lowered at 30 miles per hour!
Camaro convertibles have a legacy and lore all their own, you know. The convertible back in the day served as pace car in both the 1967 and 1969 Indianapolis 500 races, and there were full-size replicas available during each of those years, and they sold like hotcakes.
As you might imagine, if you plan to buy one of those pace car replicas, be prepared to spend a lot of money. And for collectors of toy Camaros, scale models of Camaros, especially convertibles from Hot Wheels Versions, to AMT promotional :25th scale promotional models of yore, to today's 1/18th scale, are hotly sought after and bring out quite a pretty penny or two.
But enough history. The all-new 2016 Camaro has a lot of new stuff to enjoy when it hits the market in the future. Let the sun shine in. Chevrolet will offer a convertible model of the all-new 2016 Camaro, featuring the segment’s m advanced top.
A news release from Chevrolet says that the 2016 Camaro convertible " is the only convertible in the segment to offer all of the following:


- Fully automatic operation with latches that automatically release and secure the top
- Capability of opening or closing at speeds up to 30 mph
- Remote opening with the key fob
- A hard tonneau cover that deploys automatically, providing a more refined, finished appearance when the top is lowered and stowed.
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