Total Number of Camaro's Ever Produced
 

Does anyone know the grand total number of Camaro's ever produced from model year 1967 through model year 2023?

2024 is the last production year...

Not sure, i'm certain someone will chime in but they made almost 300k 1979 Camaros alone with probably a third of those being Z28's.

Yes the mid-70s through early 90s were the prime years for Camaro production. They needed two plants at full production dedicated to them (and the Firebird F-body cousin) at one point (Van Nuys California and Norwood Ohio).

At the peak of the Malaise era, when all car companies were hamstrung by emission regulations and hadn't yet created the technology to get back the power of pre-emission motors while meeting emission standards, GM did a stellar job of keeping the Camaro (and Firebird) relevant, interesting, and in demand. For a while it might have lost the tire-shredding and cam-lope thump of the early muscle-car era Camaros but they made up for it by making a fantastic chassis and suspension for the era and keeping the car fun to drive in different ways.

From what I got it's a lot.
1967-220906
1968-235147
1969-243085
1970-124901
1971-114603
1972-68651
1773-96751
1974-151008
1975-145770
1976-182631
1977-218853
1978-272631
1979-282582
1980-150005
1981-126138
1982-189735
1983-154381
1984-261591
1985-180081
1986-192219
1987-137760
1988-96275
1989-110838
1990-35000
1991-100838
1992-70007
1993-40224
1994-125244
1995-122725
1996-61362
1997-54972
1998-49218
1999-42098
2000-45461
2001-29009
2002-41776
2003-2008 Missing
2009-61648
2010-81299
2011-88245
2012-91314
2013-80294
2014-86297
2015-77502
2016-72705
2017-67940
2018-50963
2019-48266
2020-29777
2021-21853
2022-24652

Ok this is what I found on the many web sites I'm not sure if they are.
Right but, it's anybody guess. :emoticon6::faint:

If that is correct, you are looking at 5,657,231 Camaros from 1967-2022.

Sad that the 1979 was number one in sales...

I always like the 1970, I remember seeing those when they were new

Thank you! I really wanted to add them all up put just couldn't find the effort!

Plus 34,666 in 2023.

Hoo weee that's a lot of Camaro's, and that doesn't even include 2003-2008 :confused0068:

Uh, there were no Camaros built from 2003-2009... (2009 had some 2010 Model Year built but there were no 2003-2009 model year Camaros)

here it is total number of camaros since 1967
 

Sales
Model year Total sales[47]
1967 220,906
1968 235,147
1969 243,085
1970 124,901
1971 114,630
1972 68,651
1973 96,571
1974 151,008
1975 145,770
1976 182,959
Model year Total sales
1977 218,853
1978 272,631
1979 282,571
1980 152,005
1981 126,139
1982 189,747
1983 154,381
1984 261,591
1985 180,018
1986 192,219
Model year Total sales
1987 137,760
1988 96,275
1989 110,739
1990 34,986
1991 100,838
1992 70,007
1993 39,103
1994 119,799
1995 122,738
1996 61,362
Model year Total sales
1997 60,202
1998 54,026
1999 42,098
2000 45,461
2001 29,009
2002 41,776
Camaro ceases production until 2009
Calendar year US sales
2010 81,299[48]
2011 88,249[48]
2012 84,391[49]
2013 80,567[50]
2014 86,297[51]
2015 77,502[52]
2016 72,705[53]
2017 67,940[54]
2018 50,963[55]
2019 48,265[56]
Calendar year US sales
2020 29,775[57]
2021 21,893[58]
2022 24,652[59]
Total 5,594,460

For comparison, Ford has produced 9,787,161 Mustangs through 2020, and another 96,746 total 2021/22.

https://www.cjponyparts.com/resource...roughout-years

In some years, Chevy did outsell Ford, but with 1.3 million out the door before the 1st Camaro was sold, it was mathematically impossible for Chevy to catch up. Ironic considering GM essentially created the muscle car segment with the GTO.

pony cars and muscle cars aren't exactly the same though. The 64 GTO was 2 Feet longer than a Mustang.