1995 Chevrolet Camaro Convertible 3.4L V6 In-Depth Review & Test Drive

As the title says. Of my recent reviews, this was by far the most enjoyable one to dive into and drive. Never had an opportunity to drive this generation Camaro until this one. Last time I spent time good time in one was likely when I was a kid as a passenger back in the 90s.

[@md2k8]

These mid-1990's Camaro's are currently excellent vehicles.

[@SaandMaan]

Fantastic review. I love and value your opinions on cars. Nostalgic in both the car and watching a classic signature review from the original youtube car review/ critique channel.

[@henryd1981]

Yes! I love the pre-facelifted 93-97 Camaros! I hated the catfish look of the later ones.

[@jonathanpennington3861]

Nice video, I just bought a mint 1994 V6 5-speed with 44 thousand miles on it Sunday and I love it

[@topherlikescandy]

good review, appreciate the detail shots. feels like I was there.

[@bernardscott4875]

Great review! I have a 93 coupe 3.4L since 2005.

[@jessealday8225]

Damn that's it, time to fix mine up.

[@ryanhill906]

That exhaust looks stock from your shot of the rear, but it sounds like the muffler has been replaced (this car was pretty quiet in stock form). With a cat-back system on mine, also a 3.4L, the tone is deeper and less raspy, at least until you get above 4k RPM or so. One note also -- though the computer port LOOKS like an OBDII, it is in fact OBD1. 1995 was an odd year but you can still find info on how to get codes pulled from it.

[@dave11686]

Sweet

[@bluesxt]

That is a surprisingly well head up 95 camaro, especially for a v6 convertible! Also, the OBD2 port you mentioned on this 1995 is not actually OBD2. Instead it was labeled as OBD1.5 with a OBD2 connector but OBD1 computer.

[@Djevan41598]

I know all the 4th gen Camaro fans may hate me for saying this but it reminds me of a 2nd gen Eclipse on steroids because of how it looks on the outside.

[@2H2521]

Not a fan of these, I’ve always felt cramped, claustrophobic & uncomfortable in every Camaro I’ve ever sat in. But I can say the interior has held up extremely well compared to most other GM products that generally all pretty much just fell apart.