DriveSenseChevrolet El Camino Pickup
Fourth generation1973–1977
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| Powertrain | Engine / motor | Power | Drivetrain | Explore & compare |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| el camino 250 ↗3-speed manual · 1973–1977 | Gasoline · 4.1 L · 100 hp | 100 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| el camino 350 ↗3-speed manual · 1973–1977 | Gasoline · 5.7 L · 145 hp | 145 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| el camino 350 diesel ↗3-speed automatic · 1978–1978 | Diesel · 5.7 L · 105 hp | 105 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| el camino 400 ↗3-speed automatic · 1973–1974 | Gasoline · 6.6 L · 150 hp | 150 hp | Rear-wheel drive | |
| el camino 454 ↗3-speed automatic · 1973–1975 | Gasoline · 7.4 L · 245 hp | 245 hp | Rear-wheel drive |
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About this generation
The fourth-generation El Camino arrived for 1973 with a larger body and updated styling tied to Chevrolet’s mid-size lineup. This version lasted through 1977 and was replaced by the downsized 1978 model.
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