In design, the third-generation Camaro took a more futuristic turn. It was also the first Camaro offered with a 4-cylinder engine. V8s, like the one in this Z28, were also available, of course.
Motor Trend named the 1982 Camaro its "Car of the Year."
Sources: "The story of Camaro" by John Gunnell and Jerry Heasely and "Standard Guide to American Muscle Cars" by John Gunnell. (Krause Publications)
1982 Camaro Z28
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