NEW 2019 Chevrolet COPO for sale in Marble Hill MO from Auto Plaza Chevrolet |
| Stock : 30196 | VIN : 0COPO036 |
MSRP : $173,800
Savings : $13,900Sale Price : $159,900
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| Exterior : Anniversary Blue Metallic |
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Excerpt From Chevy New Roads Magazine -
COPO Camaro production stopped after the initial year (1969), but Chevrolet reopened the door with the fifth-generation Camaro in 2012 and has continued the program since then. Just 69 of the vehicles are assembled each year, commemorating that first run.
Mark Stielow, senior manager of vehicle dynamics at General Motors, recalls that the first COPO cars were plain-stealthy, before that became a thing. But that was then, and this is now. Aside from appearance, Stielow also notes that there is a big difference between the old COPO cars and the new ones. The ’69 Camaro had a VIN, and you could drive it on the street; it even came with warranties. The modern COPO has no VIN and therefore cannot be registered, licensed, or driven on public streets. It’s strictly a purpose-built racer-the car’s engines are built to run a quarter-mile in 8.6 to 8.7 seconds at speeds of up to 160 mph.
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| Price excludes taxes, license and title fee, and $199 document fee. Incentives are calculated using zip code 63764. We try to ensure our pricing is accurate and up to date. We occasionally make a data entry or human error that can affect the accuracy of our online information. Please call us to confirm pricing and availability on any vehicle before visiting. Prices good through January 2, 2020. |
Excerpt From Chevy New Roads Magazine -
COPO Camaro production stopped after the initial year (1969), but Chevrolet reopened the door with the fifth-generation Camaro in 2012 and has continued the program since then. Just 69 of the vehicles are assembled each year, commemorating that first run.
Mark Stielow, senior manager of vehicle dynamics at General Motors, recalls that the first COPO cars were plain-stealthy, before that became a thing. But that was then, and this is now. Aside from appearance, Stielow also notes that there is a big difference between the old COPO cars and the new ones. The ’69 Camaro had a VIN, and you could drive it on the street; it even came with warranties. The modern COPO has no VIN and therefore cannot be registered, licensed, or driven on public streets. It’s strictly a purpose-built racer-the car’s engines are built to run a quarter-mile in 8.6 to 8.7 seconds at speeds of up to 160 mph.
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Please Contact Sales
Auto Plaza Chevrolet NEW Cars
Web : autoplazachevrolet.com
Email : erica@autoplazagroup.com |
573-238-2635
100 Conrad Ave.
Marble Hill, MO 63764 |
| Price excludes taxes, license and title fee, and $199 document fee. Incentives are calculated using zip code 63764. We try to ensure our pricing is accurate and up to date. We occasionally make a data entry or human error that can affect the accuracy of our online information. Please call us to confirm pricing and availability on any vehicle before visiting. Prices good through January 2, 2020. |
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