Z/28
If you've been itching to replace that 2002 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 convertible sitting in the garage, I hate to break it to you, but the 2014 model probably isn't for you. Unlike its predecessor, which was a potent but fully outfitted sports car, the all …
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Today's fifth-generation Camaro has been around since 2010, and while it's been a great cruiser and a competent weekend drag car since Day One, the production car never really got serious about on-track performance until 2012, when Chevy introduced …
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Chevy announced Friday that the 2014 Z/28 will start at a cool $75,000, including destination. Keep in mind: A completely loaded version of Chevy's all-new Corvette sells for about the same money. A base Camaro starts at $24,550. And both of those come …
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To date, the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 and the Dodge/SRT Viper are the only American cars to set faster marks. Chevy says the Z/28 completed a total of more than 1,000 miles at the track, never needing more than 8 mins to complete a lap despite running …
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