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Chevrolet Camaro will enter the NASCAR Nationwide Series event from 2013.Best-selling sports car in the U.S. will face their arch-rivals Ford Mustang in cross races as quoted inautonews.

Vice President for Performance Model and Jim Campbell said the Sports Car Chevrolet Camaro brings to the NASCAR Nationwide Series in 2013

"Car racing Camaro Camaro incorporates many distinctive elements include masculine bulge on the hood and grille are hidden," he said.

Chevrolet is the most successful car manufacturers in the Nationwide series. "This car has a bold and reinforced by the performance on the race track," he said.

If the Camaro’s limited visibility makes you uncomfortable behind the wheel, reviewers say that the Ford Mustang is easy to see out of. Like the Camaro, some reviewers say that the Mustang’s interior materials could use some improvement, but they also say that the Mustang has more passenger and trunk space. Some critics also write that the base Mustang outshines the Camaro with better handling, which makes it a more compelling sports car.

The Scion FR-S can’t match the Camaro in terms of horsepower, but the FR-S leads the pack with its athletic handling, a responsive engine and comfortable and supportive front seats. However, the FR-S has less trunk space than the Camaro, and most reviewers say that both cars have a tiny back seat.

The 2013 Chevrolet Camaro seats four and is available in coupe and convertible body styles. A total of seven models are available, ranging from the base Camaro 1LS to the high-performance ZL1. The base Camaro comes with a 3.6-liter V6 engine, a six-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. A six-speed automatic is optional. Camaro SS models get a more powerful 6.2-liter V8 engine, as well as other styling updates and performance enhancements. The Camaro ZL1 offers even more performance, with a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engine and an upgraded Magnetic Ride Control suspension system.

The Camaro sees a few notable updates for 2013, including the availability of a new infotainment system and navigation. The ZL1 is now available as a convertible, and a new 1LE track package is optional on SS models, which adds suspension and tire upgrades, as well as slightly different gearing to improve performance. A new dual-mode exhaust system is also available on the Camaro SS, which offers a more aggressive exhaust note under hard acceleration. Aside from these additions to the model lineup, the Camaro is largely unchanged for 2013. As a result, this overview uses applicable research and reviews from 2011 and 2012, as well as the current model year.