The inaugural year of the Chevrolet Camaro!  Created in response to Ford’s popular Mustang, the 1967 Camaro remains one of the most popular and memorable Camaro designs.  Cheverolet needed a traditional front-engine, rear-drive platform to position against the Ford Mustang and the Camaro fit the bill.  There were a variety of options to suit the buyer’s taste.  Popular options included the RS and SS designations.  Engine choices ran the gamut – from affordable 6 cylinder models designed to reach a large income bracket up to high horsepower powerplants to lay waste at the track.  The now infamous Z28 option included a high-output 302 engine (which was grossly underrated at 290 hp), upgraded suspension, and various exterior appearance changes.  The first-generation (link to separate page about each generation) style would last through 1969.  Chevrolet sold 220,906 Camaros in 1967, of which only 602 were Z28s.