GM Putting $2,000 on Hood of 2015 Camaro Z/28

Mark Stevenson
by Mark Stevenson

Just after the 2016 Camaro was introduced at Belle Isle last weekend, General Motors upped incentives on the current generation car.

The best part? The General has placed the highest incentive amount directly on the hood scoop of the 2015 Camaro Z/28.

According to CarsDirect, General Motors has combined two incentive offers: a $1,000 rebate that applies to all Camaros and an additional $1,000 specifically for Z/28. If you are leasing a non-GM vehicle, an additional $500 can be applied.

The car shopping website says the rebate might be due to the Z/28’s availability – currently there are more units in the wild than its supercharged brother, the ZL1 – and limited appeal due to being a manual-only affair with few creature comforts.

While Camaro has typically outsold Ford Mustang since 2010, this year the bowtied offering is struggling to keep up with the blue oval pony car.

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  • LeMansteve LeMansteve on May 22, 2015

    $2k on the hood of a $75k car isn't much, but it's something. Also, I don't understand the sales proposition here. The Z/28 is advertised as the track-focused Camaro. How is Chevy differentiating the Z/28 when it is several thousand more than a well-equipped 'Vette and within spitting distance of the significantly more extreme 650hp Z06?

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    • Akatsuki Akatsuki on May 24, 2015

      Maybe the additional size of the Camaro means it can finish a lap without heat soak? /s Typical GM unable to maintain product differentiation.

  • Corey Lewis Corey Lewis on May 22, 2015

    Hurry and get this one before all you can buy is the downsized terlet version.

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    • Corey Lewis Corey Lewis on Jun 01, 2015

      @Corey Lewis Wow so you were here late 70's eh. I think that was kinda a dark time in the city's history. What with Newport being so dangerous and all, and Jerry a scandalous mayor.

  • Spartan Spartan on May 23, 2015

    I know they were trying to save weight, but seriously, how much more would projector headlamps would have weighed? Even if they didn't go with HIDs, they still could have used projector headlamps. Those reflectors just kill what would otherwise be a fine front end.

  • VenomV12 VenomV12 on May 24, 2015

    $2,000 is worthless, wipe your @$$ money in this price range, hardly an incentive.

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