There’s nothing better than sweet confirmation from your peers. Yesterday we were singing praise for the Chevrolet LS7 7.0-liter naturally aspirated V8 and today we’ve got a very famous television star affirming it.
The greatest contemporary flamethrower is the McLaren P1. Go back in time though, and the fire from those exhaust only get more violent.
Ford GT350R. Chevrolet Camaro Z/28. The Dodge Hellcats. All of them are amazing modern American muscle cars in their own ways, but... which one should you buy? Watch us argue that out, and you be the judge.
The Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 was the fastest and meanest muscle car money could buy in 2014, but there’s a new Mustang in town producing more power and way more noise. Motor Trend threw the V8s at each other to see who’s boss.
Do you remember when Chevrolet turned the Camaro into supercar-smashing track monster? Even with the Hellcat taking all the hype these days, it’s hard to beat the mighty Camaro Z/28. Now you can pick up some awesome Z/28s with $25,000 discounted off the MSRP.
In 2014, we find ourselves in the most glorious age of American performance since Lyndon Johnson was president. Each of the Detroit brands is represented by powerful and thoroughly modern examples of classic muscle and pony cars. But which one is best?
If the stripped and track-focused Camaro Z/28 is something like Chevy's version of the Porsche GT3, Hennessey just made Chevy's GT2 for them.
"Hello, this is OnStar. We see you just spun your Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 into a wall at Road America. Do you require an ambulance or can we just come by and make fun of you?"
After a childhood spent doing absolutely nothing but watching Back to the Future Part II, you were prepared to be disappointed. 2015 is next year and still there are no hoverboards, no plastic ties, and no flying cars. But that's about to change. The Camaro Z/28 comes with something called "Flying Car Mode."
Thanks to the power of YouTube Multiplier, you can watch what a Nürburgring battle between the new Camaro Z28, the Camaro ZL1, and the Corvette ZR1 would look like. Basically, it'd be amazing.
The new 2014 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 is a lightened, track focused pony car with a 500 horsepower V8 and no radio. But its name has been around since 1966. Let's take a quick look at the family.
Daniel O'Grady, an Australian into exploring old Japanese castles, happened upon this random sadness pile in Kurume City on Kyushu island. It's definitely a five-hanky lot of cars gone to seed, though rife with rusty-muscle-car porn.
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.
Chevrolet will reveal the 2012 Camaro Z28 at the "deep dish" Chicago show next month. [eGMCarTech]
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]
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]
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]
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]
