* Buy a used one: This is the most common way. You can find them on various online marketplaces like Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, Autotrader, and Cars.com. Dealerships may also have used 2010 Camaro convertibles in their inventory. Be sure to have it inspected by a mechanic before purchasing a used car.
* Buy a new (or nearly new) one (unlikely): Finding a brand-new 2010 Camaro convertible is highly improbable at this point. They've been out of production for over a decade. Occasionally, a very low-mileage, almost-new example might surface, but it would likely command a premium price.
* Import one: This is a complicated and often expensive option, typically only worthwhile if you have a specific, rare model in mind that isn't available in your country. It involves navigating import regulations, shipping costs, and potentially additional taxes and fees.
In short, your best bet is searching the used car market. Remember to check the car's history report (Carfax or AutoCheck) to verify its condition and history before committing to a purchase.
