The 22's are the most reliable!! J/k mines went into limp mode after 14 miles. My 2020 was good besides a door handle that popped off. Which years had Homelink? I wish my car had it.

My 2017 manual Camaro runs perfect with no issues! Only an erratic driver seat that the presets do not always function properly!

I would have never guessed that those would be the most reliable years but after listening to your break down it makes a lot of sense, RCF out here helping the driving enthusiasts of the world, great video brother!

I have a 2017 camaro ss with 63,000 miles and 0 issues with it so far it’s been good to me 😁

Dude i love your videos they're very therapeutic to me, and I'm not even into cars like that lol.

you aint lying bro i have a 22' 1LE identical to your 6 speed and all and i dont have the pdr or the sound tube i still have the performance build plate but my car has been amazing to me almost 7k miles in 7 months and shes been great i beat the shit out of it too. great vid man

This is how I feel about my Gen 6 best purchase i have ever made even went as far as adding the gen6 active wing by VictorRacing when it come out made it look and perform awesome

I just recently learned that the 2018 is the first year that you can get a 2SS with the complete 1LE package. I think I read that before 2018, you could only get the 1LE suspension on the 2SS, but if you wanted the FULL 1LE package, it had to be the 1SS. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is the reason I've been looking for a 2018. Also, I like the 2018 looks.

I have a 2020 10 speed automatic got it new, use it as my daily. So far put down 50,000 miles on it not one problem

Just picked up a very low miles 2021 1SS. Was looking at similar '22, but went the '21 based on this video. thanks.

i got my 2021 2ss used at 26,000 now i’ve added 36,367 miles on it and it’s has not given me no problems brand new car💯💯

18 ss 1LE. Car was cammed and had headers on it from previous owner. Only issue I had that was a PAIN to track down was whoever did the headers put the heat shield too close to wires around the starter, was causing an electrical nightmare once the car warmed up. But that’s an aftermarket error. 24500 miles on it and have had no problems besides regular maintenance

I had a 2018 1SS 1LE sold it and got myself a 2022 2SS 1LE i can tell you that the 2022 has a stiffer suspension in track and sport mode and find the 2022 feels like it has a little more power both were 6 speed manuals.

5th place today I'm getting closer to that number 1 spot Que you better watch out!

Idk my 2017 2SS got 75k miles wit no issues. U got a 21’ u ain’t had it long enough to know the real “reliability” however u got great points about the 22s and 23s. Side note I don’t even think 75k miles on my 2017 is enough to know reliability fr and am not easy on her at all

My 2016 2SS has 40k and so far so good. No major issues. But then again I do regular preventative maintenance.

I have a 2 SS 2021 model so far so good with 34,000 miles

Thanks.... try to buy a zl1 1le any year would be a good year if you can find one.... It is ruff out there!!

2018 2SS did not come with rear mirror camera which sucks considering the visibility of the car.

had a 2018. That shit was a lemon. Electrical issues that kept the car from starting randomly, gauges all go to 0 while driving. I was literally scared to drive it anywhere and turn it off because I never knew if it would start. 3 separate dealers couldn't fix it. I have a 2016 FBO now. Zero issues and I beat the hell out of it every time I drive it.

I own a 2017 2.0 turbo ! No problems, daily driver & stock

My 2020 has so many problems at 30k miles it’s been at the shop around 4 times only just owning it since late November. It runs good but the radio and the starter or alternator just don’t work for some reason

Watching this now.... Looking to buy a 2017 or 2018 ss within next 2 months....

I got a 21 1le too in wild cherry tintcoat I never knew that 😂

18' Camaro V8 are $10,000 more than 18' Mustang GT in my area which makes them out if the question at the moment unfortunately.

2020 and 2021 ss 1le .Std Only Might have a corvette engine from Bowling Green . Comes with a Tag of the make .

The engine and drivetrain was available in the c7 before GM released the 6th gen camaro. It's been tried and tested. I got a 2016 SS and I've had no problems aside from the trans shudder which is a well documented problem with any 8 speed equipped GM vehicle and I fixed it quickly with a flush and tune. You don't provide any actual data to back your claims apart from certain 1le's coming with aluminum vs plastic pedals. Everything you just said was opinion without providing any concrete evidence. If anything, it just sounds like owners bias. I'd argue that if you buy used and intend to mod your SS, with the 16, not only would you get a better deal due to depreciation with older models but it's also easier and cheaper to tune. It's the same exact engine and objectively better looking than the refreshed models and low mileage trims can be found for less than 40k whereas new ones you're looking at close to 50k

2019 2ss replaced compressor and tensioner 52k miles

I had a 2016 @ 50,000 miles transmission failed lucky I had a extended warranty

22-23MY is the most reliable and best year! Hands down why?! Because the color combos 😂 according to the plastic pedals that an additional option which most dealers don’t opt for but for this most part in todays time it make sense 21MY didn’t have any issues.

What woudl be good advice to give a 20 year old kid . I can make payments on a ‘16-‘19 SS but part of me wants to just get a LT or LS buy out cash and wait a couple years to get a ZL1

bruh I just don't understand, so many people don't like the 2019? why? the 2019 looks freakin badass the front end looks aggressive and then 2020 came and it look less aggressive.

I have the 6th gen 1LT 2021. Way more reliable than my Honda Civc.

Awesome car, check out my Camaro SS 1le garage video. It’s a 22 1le got it back in March. I currently have 4K miles.

2017 no problems at all 73,669 miles

1st Edit: Dang it, Que! 2nd for me.

Got a 2024 Camaro with 1k miles on it no problems so far laugh😮

I got a 2020 and it was a pile. The 2020 was the WORST model. My almost new 2018 SS is the most reliable. That is what I have. The 2018 SS with 12k. They are awesome and they have no real problems.

I’m just here for the content 🥶

As a Camaro plate once said, "GITG00D"

No sunroof?

3rd..wait did I get fourth place? My comments look funny

They’re the same exact cars, buddy. I work for Chevy.

You shifting too slow on WOT

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Actually the 2018 automatic is one of the worst years, and also the slowest 8 speed automatic. The more reliable 10 speed automatic that was co-created with ford first rolled out with the 2019. Lot of the major issues started in late 2020 and 2021 due to pandemic and employee shortages. I would go 2019 and late 22 and 23