GM to stop building the Chevrolet Camaro early next year
GM says sales of the sixth generation of the car have fallen off.
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Mar 23, 2023, 9:47 AM
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4h agoIt was a dream car for many American teenage boys, but
the Chevrolet Camaro has come to the end of the road for now.
General
Motors says it will stop building the legendary muscle car early next year.
GM says
sales of the sixth generation of the car have fallen off.
The automaker hinted that a successor to the
Camaro may be in the works.
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