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I actually first learned to drive in the middle of winter with an 81 Firebird in South East BC (close to the rockies, so pretty much nothing but hills and mountains). Our winters were brutal and I never did remember either my dad or myself ever getting stuck, even in snow storms. The car was our everyday driver and it never let us down. I think you should be find with the Camaro as long as you have a good set of winters and some good weight in the rear. I actually think our 81 Firebird only had all seasons. Just got to take it easy and pick your routes.
My only concern is the price of new wheels and tires for winter. I might as well keep my 99 Civic for a winter car as it would cost me just as much as the amount I would get for the Civic if I sold it. Plus, I rather have one of the horrible Vancouver drivers run into my civic than the Camaro.
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