Camaro Fans Unite for Corral | Chevrolet Dealerships

Whether you’ve recently found your perfect Camaro after searching local Chevrolet dealerships for weeks or you are sheltering a classic Camaro in your garage, you already know how amazing the Camaro is. If you have an older Camaro, you are probably already a die-hard fan. If you have a newer Camaro, it probably won’t be long until you are.
If you live in Michigan or are planning a visit, you now have the opportunity to join about 150 other Camaro owners in showing off your prized possession at the 2014 Woodward Dream Cruise on August 16.
Chevrolet is sponsoring the Camaro Corral at the Cruise. The Corral will be at 23925 Woodward Avenue, just of I696 near the intersection of 10 mile and Woodward. Chevrolet will also be giving away free swag, like a Hot Wheels Camaro and Camaro posters.
The Corral is just one of many activities planned for the Cruise. Many other cars will be shown off, and there will be live music, dance performances, a block party, games, contests and more. You can enjoy some of the best classic cars in a parade on August 15, or check out a classic car show on August 16. Activities will also be available for kids, such as games and inflatables.
The event spans the full weekend, and activities are spread out across several cities. You can focus your attention on models you love, like the Camaro, or you can spend time exploring many wonderful, classic cars.
If you’d like to show off your Camaro at the Corral, you can RSVP on the official Facebook page. Parking is free in the Corral, but space is limited.
If you haven’t yet learned about the power and beauty of the Camaro, shop your local Chevrolet dealerships to find out what you’ve been missing. You are sure to be a convert soon enough, and you may one day be showing off your own beauty in a Cruise like Woodward’s. In the meantime, you can attend the festivities and learn from others who have already discovered the love of the Camaro.
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