the Camaro convertible doesn’t have any tether anchors. Booster seat: The bolstered rear seats made it tough to fit our high-back booster seat in the second row. The side bolsters made the ...

Camaro coupes have wide ... when I asked how much he could see through the coupe’s rear side glass. That intrusive B-pillar doesn’t exist on convertibles. It’s replaced by a pair of ...

The new 2016 Chevrolet Camaro ... With the convertible’s softtop closely mimicking the coupe’s profile, visibility with the roof up is poor, and its slit of a rear window is smaller than ...

What's more impressive is that, even with the roof up, the Camaro Convertible is easier to see out of than the coupe. As you'd expect, the rear window is ... On the plus side, it does help shift ...

It didn't take a rocket scientist, or the brain power of that guy who kept winning Jeopardy, to deduce that GM would follow-up its much-praised Chevy Camaro ... rear window and small quarter side ...

the design team added a sculptured section on the lower side of the doors and a set of fake vents in front of the rear wheels. When covered, the 2012 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible had a similar ...

So here I am, Mr. Hotshot driving an arrest-me-red 2011 Camaro Convertible in downtown San Francisco on the hottest evening of the spring, and I look in the rear view mirror and see a guy in a ...

Maybe you saw me last week in my Day-Glo yellow Camaro ... convertible’s top appears to have been chopped by some hot rodder. But it is less angled than the coupe top where it joins the rear ...

Inside, the SS convertible is well-appointed and almost luscious. It has a sleek, hard-plastic side adornments ... The Camaro SS is sure-footed for the driver, but the rear seating for two is ...