I have always been a big fan of American cars, terrible handling and all. None of my friends who owned Audis, AMGs, Bimmers understood this affection. I didn’t care. It was a cheap way for me to enjoy gobs of torque, and the occasional fishtailing. (Plus, while I spent $30 for an oil change on my Ford they were…
Here you can see not one but two camo-wrapped Chevrolet Camaro mules. Could they be the new Camaro Z/28? Probably! Maybe! Sure looks like it!
Sometimes when you’re behind the wheel of a potent American muscle car at high speeds on a track with walls super close to the asphalt, well... shit happens. Ask me how I know this! And the poor bastard behind the wheel of this 2017 Camaro Z/28 mule knows it now too, at the Nürburgring no less.
The first time I rode in an American car I didn't know it was an American car, but I did know it seemed very different to my daddy's car. And my mummy's car. It was huge, and it sounded angry, and it didn't have a gearlever on the floor – in fact the gearlever didn't seem to be used much at all – and it felt kind of…
The Chevy Camaro Z/28 likes doing burnouts. It likes throwing down hot laps on a racetrack; it does not like being stolen. A car thief in Seattle also took a page from our favorite Nicolas Cage movie with stolen cars when he boosted a brand new Camaro Z/28 and crashed it through the dealership's doors.
The comparison between a Porsche 911 GT3 RS and the new Camaro Z/28 seems as ridiculous as Chevy actually making a track day car out of the Camaro, but it actually makes some sense. The Z/28 is one of the only track day cars that you can still buy with a manual gearbox.
The Camaro Z/28 is one of the greatest muscle cars that GM ever produced. It has a 7.0L V8 cranking out 505 hp and is equally capable on the drag-strip as well as a road course. It's so good that one LA car dealer thinks someone will pay $30,000 over sticker price.
Chevy has already proven that the 2014 Camaro Z/28 is faster around the 'Ring than a Porsche 911 Carrera S, and four seconds faster than the Camaro ZL1. Downforce is one of the reasons behind that performance, and here's how it works.
DETROIT – When it comes to keeping its tail on the track, the 2014 Camaro Z/28 manages airflow like few other production vehicles, generating downforce like a race car to press the tires against the track for high-speed stability and greater cornering capability.
The Camaro z/28 is back with an LS7 V8 and 500 horsepower. Carbon brakes, AC is optional, and tons of weight was taken out.
Although the just-unveiled Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 will be the top-end performance package of the Camaro, Chevy's reborn muscle car, it won't be the last high-powered special edition. The Z28 is still coming, and GM wants to know what you think it should be.
At this week's dealer meeting, Chevrolet didn't call its up-powered Camaro a "Z28." Instead, they apparently referred to it as the "HP Edition." The HP standing for "high performance." What do you think they should call it?
General Motors will start building the supercharged Chevy Camaro Z28 on Jan. 1, 2012, according to people who heard the plan at a dealer meeting today. Happy next new year. (Thanks Justin) [Camaro5.com]
The owner of the black Lexus HS 250h in this picture made two mistakes: illegally parking in a handicap spot and illegally parking in the handicap spot usually used by the owner of this classic Z/28 Camaro. [Pro-Touring]
Two 500HP+ Chevy Camaro Z28s were spotted in Colorado by Troy Feist, a member of Camaro5. Sporting a very Amerigasmic set of paint jobs and Indy 500 stickers, these shots provide the clearest look yet at the new super-mullet-mobile. [Camaro5]
The fans at Camaro5 snagged this first video of the upcoming hot Camaro Z28 taking its laps at the Nürburgring, producing a heart-warming rumble from an LSA V8 expected to gin out at least 550 hp.
This photo shows the 6.2-liter LSA V8 underhood in the wild new 2012 Camaro Z28. Did we expect it? Yes. Do we think it'll have 556 hp? Approximately. Does it still give us a power buldge? Absolutely. [Camaro5]
A lucky member of Camaro5 spotted a pair of the new LSA-powered, 500+ hp Camaro Z28s cruising the streets of Albuquerque, New Mexico, no doubt having made a wrong turn on the way to some warm weather testing. [Camaro5]
If spy photos of the 6.2-liter LSA-powered 2012 Camaro Z28 aren't enough for you, the oft-copied Wacom-maestro Jon Sibal's assembled a fairly accurate rendering of GM's upcoming fire-mulleted beast. [AutoGuide]
Making no bones about what target its got in its bowtie-festooned reticule, the new Chevy Camaro Z28 was spotted this week testing alongside a Ford Mustang GT500. Wellby, wellby, Camaro thinks it can take on a Shelby. Interesting. [Camaro5]
