Appreciating. They are holding about 80% of their value, with clean models often selling near their original $46k–$50k MSRP.
6-speed automatic (2014–2017) or 6-speed manual (2015–2017). 2. Which Year to Buy? (The Evolution) 2014: Automatic only, no Magnetic Ride Control (MRC).
Introduced revised front fascia, functional hood vents, and quad-tip exhaust.
Here is a comprehensive guide to buying a Chevrolet SS as of 2026. 1. Key Performance Stats 6.2-liter LS3 V8. Power: 415 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque. 0–60 MPH: ~4.5–4.7 seconds.
Final year, limited color availability (e.g., Orange Blast, Nightfall Gray).
The Chevrolet SS (2014–2017) is widely considered one of the best "sleeper" sedans ever produced—a rear-wheel-drive, V8-powered Australian import (Holden Commodore) with a refined interior and Chevy badging. With only about 12,000–13,000 units imported to the U.S. total, it is a rare, high-performance vehicle that remains in high demand.
Manual transmission cars command a 15% premium over automatics. 2016 Chevy SS Manual Review - 1 of 126 EVER MADE!
