Chevrolet Camaro: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
Camaro Coupe (2016–2018, sixth generation)
2016 – 2018
- Sixth-generation Camaro two-door coupe before the 2019 refresh: slim headlights, a wide lower grille opening and a bar across the grille
- LT, RS and LS cars share one pattern set; SS has its own front bumper, hood and rear bumper
- ZL1 has its own front bumper, hood, side sills and rear bumper; its headlights share the standard pattern
- Fog lamps, the blade spoiler, the sunroof and rear parking sensors change the cut: choose them on the kits that carry them
- 1LE and front-splitter packages add parts that the standard kits do not cover
- Not covered: Camaro Convertible (soft top, different rear deck and side panels)
- Not covered: 2019 and later refreshed Camaro (separate body)
Camaro Coupe (2019–2024, sixth gen refresh)
2019 – 2024
- Refreshed sixth-generation coupe: reshaped slim headlights, new bumper with a large lower grille opening and new taillights
- LS, LT, LT1 and RS share the main bumper and lamp patterns; the LT1 has its own hood
- SS has its own front bumper, hood, headlights and rear bumper; ZL1 also has its own side sills
- RS-package headlights share the SS pattern: choose the headlamp type on the lamp kits of LS, LT and LT1
- Fog lamps, the blade spoiler, the sunroof, rear parking sensors and the 1LE package change the cut: choose them where offered
- Not covered: Camaro Convertible (soft top, different rear deck and side panels)
- Not covered: 2016 to 2018 Camaro (separate body)
Find my fit
Tell us when and where the car was sold and we will suggest the body. You still confirm with the pictures.