Super Sport

SS, or Super Sport, denotes a traditional trim level on the Camaro and various other Chevrolets. It is the signature, mainstream performance brand offered by Chevrolet throught its history, starting with the Impala SS in 1961.

SS Features
Over the years, the SS has changed significantly, although some features remain constant:
 * Performance trim level—the SS tends to be an indication of performance in the same category as various competitors, including the Mustang GT or the Challenger R/T.
 * Unique engine—the most affordable models of the same vehicles are always offered with a different engine than the SS. Traditionally, the SS has been offered with multiple engines, and the SS would be followed by a number indicating cubic inches of displacement (SS327, SS350, SS396, SS454, etc.) Recent models have only been available with a single engine, so the displacement value was dropped.
 * Different appearance—SS badges are placed on the front and rear of the vehicle. Some traditional SS models have had the SS and displacement on the front fender in front of the wheel.

Chevrolet Super Sports
Camaro SS

Chevelle SS

Cobalt SS

El Camino SS

HHR SS

Impala SS

Malibu Maxx SS

Monte Carlo SS

Nova SS

S10 SS

Silverado SS

Silverado Intimidator SS

SS

SSR

TrailBlazer SS

Non-Chevrolet Super Sports
Bugatti has used the Super Sport trim on the Veyron.

Holden has used SS to denote some performance models.