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| Manufacturer |  Chevrolet
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| NASCAR series | Monster Energy Cup Series (2013-2017) |
| Preceded by | Chevrolet Impala |
| Succeeded by | Chevrolet Camaro |
The Chevrolet SS is an American automotive model manufactured by Chevrolet. It replaced the Chevrolet Impala and was replaced by the Chevrolet Camaro.
| Chevrolet in NASCAR | ||
| Models | Camaro (1971) (2018- ) | Chevrolet SS (2013-2017) | Impala (1959-1964) (2007-2012) | Monte Carlo (1971-1989) (1995-2007) | Lumina (1989-1994) | Bel Air (1955-1959) | Chevelle (1966-1968) (1973-1977) | Silverado (1995- ) | |
| NASCAR Cup Series Teams | Beard Oil Racing | Hendrick Motorsports | JTG Daugherty Racing | Kaulig Racing | Live Fast Motorsports | NY Racing Team | Richard Childress Racing | Spire Motorsports | Team Amerivet Racing | Trackhouse | |
| Xfinity Series Teams | Alpha Prime Racing | Big Machine Racing Team | DGM Racing | JD Motorsports | Jeremy Clements Racing | Joey Gase Motorsports | Jordan Anderson Racing | JR Motorsports | Kaulig Racing | MBM Motorsports | Mike Harmon Racing | Our Motorsports | Pardus Racing | Richard Childress Racing | SS-Green Light Racing | Young's Motorsports | |
| Craftsman Truck Series Teams | Atwell Racing | Bret Holmes Racing | CR7 Motorsports | Faction 46 | Freedom Racing Enterprises | GK Racing | Henderson Motorsports | Jennifer Jo Cobb Racing | Jim Rosenblum Racing | McAnally-Hilgemann Racing | NEMCO Motorsports | Niece Motorsports | Norm Benning Racing | Rev Racing | Spire Motorsports | Trey Hutchens Racing | Young's Motorsports | |