There's something wrong with Chevrolet's new lineup. The more expensive the cars get, the worse they become. I went to a Chevy Test drive event, and tested their entire lineup to find out why. Comprehensive Reviews after the break.

Yes, someone made a 1969 Camaro into a wagon. Yes, this is as great as you think it is.

This past weekend was the Texas Mile, a twice yearly speed fest where hundreds of modified cars descend on Beeville, Texas, to try and set records for the fastest standing mile. Hennessey's Ford GT broke its own record and went 267.6 in a mile. The world's fastest Camaro was also on hand, but downforce became lift on a …

Are you one of those sad, lonely people whose life isn't worth living anymore because GM no longer makes the Pontiac Trans Am? Well, don't let the lack of a modern Pontiac version of the new Camaro (or even the lack of Pontiac, for that matter) get you down — this Florida company has you covered.

The ‘80s Camaro IROC-Z was meant to be a road version of the International Race of Champions Camaro race car. Amazingly, John Davis and MotorWeek went to see how the two compared.

There's something so very right about big American V8 racecars competing in Europe.

It's been too long since we've featured some classic American iron for our weekend wallpaper, don't you think? So what better way to celebrate our V8-loving heritage than with a classic Camaro?

A 1967 Camaro? Gee, never seen one of those before. And yet, this pro-touring '68, a bro-mage to the old TransAm racecars of the late '60s, captures the purity of the '68's pony-car design, while adding modern updates like mega-wide rubber and a 600-hp LS7.

There were two winners in the record $587.5 million Powerball drawing. One of them was from Missouri.

Our friends at RIDES magazine have a detailed look at the Gold 'KING ZL1' Camaro we dubbed (in a republish) the World's Worst Camaro ZL1 in their next issue. It turns out there's more to the story than we ever imagined and they were nice enough to share the information with the fans, haters, and bemused among us. — Ed.