By Steven Symes 
If you’re thinking all the brand new sixth gen Camaros are gone, there’s actually still one left for sale in the United States. That lone survivor is sitting at a dealership in rural southeastern New Mexico.
Watch a sixth gen Camaro try to outrun a state trooper.
The car in question is a 2024 Chevy Camaro 2SS in Summit White over Jet Black. It’s a good-looking ride with the 6.2-liter V8 and seems to be well-optioned. In other words, it would be a suitable vehicle for a lot of people.
So why is it still sitting?
Well, the dealer has added a $20,000 “market adjustment” to the already lofty $59,205 MSRP. In other words, once all is said and done, you’ll be shelling out well over $80,000 for a 2SS, not a ZL1.
It’s really no wonder why nobody wants to touch this muscle car. Maybe the dealership believes since it has the last new Camaro in the country someone will drop luxury car money on it, but it seems nobody is biting.
Also, this final Camaro has a 10-speed automatic transmission, not a stick.
It was back on December 14, 2023 the final sixth gen Camaro rolled off the factory line, marking the end of an era. Slow selling, especially towards the end, GM’s muscle car went out with a whimper, not a roar.
Many have realized since they were a little too harsh towards the final Camaro generation. Sure, it wasn’t perfect, but now we have electric Dodge Chargers making fake V8 noises and other ridiculous garbage.
But people are beyond tired of dealerships gouging just because a model line has come to an end. There are plenty of lightly used Camaros that are better than this brand new one, so why would anyone spend over $80,000? It’s insulting that a dealer thinks car enthusiasts are that dumb.
This ride might just keep sitting in the dealership’s showroom for a long time.
You can see the dealership’s listing for this Camaro here.
Images via Permian Chevrolet