That entry price buys you a European-approved left-hand-drive Camaro coupé, while the hard-top convertible starts from £39,995. Power comes from a 426bhp (432PS/318kW) 6.2 litre V8 petrol engine that is linked to a 6 speed manual, while an automatic gearbox is available for an additional £1,500.
For comparison, the equivalent U.S spec Camaro would cost $31,070 (£19,300) for the coupé and $36,775 (£22,800) for the convertible, which is a healthy mark-up of £15,695 and £17,195 respectively.
“It’s with great delight that we welcome the Camaro to the Chevrolet UK product range,” said Mark Terry, Chevrolet UK Managing Director. “In the last two years we’ve replaced every model in our range with something new, and the Camaro’s DNA has been present in each and every one of them. Chevrolet cars are affordable, accessible, great to drive and full of character - none more so than our new halo model.”
The Volt can travel upto 50 miles (80km) on electricity, depending on driving conditions, with a 1.4T four-cylinder petrol engine kicking into life after the battery has depleted.
Managing director, Mark Terry said the timing of the Volt pricing announcement was significant as the marque "wanted to back up a century of progress with our vision for the next century".
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