Which American brand manufactures the Camaro sports car?

Chevrolet manufactures the Camaro sports car. The Camaro is a Chevrolet model produced by General Motors and is generally classified as a pony car, a sporty American coupe designed for performance and everyday use.

Chevrolet introduced the Camaro in 1966 for the 1967 model year, largely to compete with Ford’s highly successful Mustang. The first Camaro shared major components and a platform with the Pontiac Firebird, which was also made by General Motors, but the two cars were sold under different brands.

Camaro production originally ran through four generations before ending in 2002. Chevrolet revived the nameplate in 2009 with a fifth-generation model, followed by a sixth generation in 2015. The Camaro is sometimes confused with Pontiac or Dodge because those brands also produced similar American performance cars, but the Camaro itself has always been a Chevrolet.