What Is the Difference Between a 2SS & 1SS Camaro?
The 2SS and the 1SS are two of the five potential trim packages on the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro. SS stands for "Super Sport." The 2SS has an MSRP of $33,342 and the 1SS has an MSRP of $30,730. Both models have an estimated 16 city and 24 highway miles per gallon. They also both come with a 36 month, 36,000 mile warranty. There are not many differences between the two model, however, the 2SS has more features and options.
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Mechanical
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The 2SS has an optional remote vehicle starting system while the 1SS does not.
Exterior
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The 2SS has standard heated door mirrors and auto dimming driver's side mirrors. It also comes with a voltage gauge. The 2SS as a rearview mirror with auto-dimming and auto day/night features while the 1SS has just the day/night feature.
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Interior
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The 2SS comes with a cargo net and oil pressure gauge and the 1SS does not.
Comfort
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The 2SS has heated front seats, driver and front passenger heated-cushions and heated-seatbacks. The 1SS does not have these features.
Convenience
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The 2SS has a programmable garage door opener and air compressor, along with parking assist. It comes standard with "OnStar Directions & Connections," while the 1SS only comes with "OnStar Safe & Sound."
Entertainment
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The 2SS has steering wheel audio controls along with a nine-speaker Boston Acoustics stereo that is Bluetooth compatible. The 1SS has a six-speaker stereo.
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