Generally, you can expect:
* Lower MPG: Higher-performance Camaros with larger engines (V6 or V8) will get significantly lower fuel economy, often in the range of 16-25 MPG combined (city and highway driving).
* Higher MPG: More fuel-efficient models (like those with a smaller, turbocharged 4-cylinder engine in certain years) might achieve closer to 25-30 MPG combined.
To find the precise MPG for a specific Camaro year and trim, you should consult:
* The EPA's FuelEconomy.gov website: This is the most reliable source for official fuel economy estimates. Search by year, make, and model.
* The owner's manual: If you own a Camaro, the owner's manual will specify the expected MPG.
* Online car review sites: Websites like Kelley Blue Book (KBB), Edmunds, and Car and Driver often include fuel economy information in their vehicle reviews.
Without knowing the specific Camaro you're interested in, it's impossible to give a more accurate estimate.
