Chevrolet Camaro

As we move into the 2017 model year, Chevrolet has been offering some massive discounts on the 2016 Camaro, with up to $12,000 off some V8-powered SS Camaros. Chevy has never been afraid to offer massive discounts to lure in the buyers, and its tactic has worked, with the Camaro outselling the Mustang for the first time in 23 months.

The Camaro ZL1 is now officially the most-powerful factory Camaro ever produced. When it goes on sale, it’ll come with a supercharged LT4 6.2L V8 making 650 horsepower. For those wondering, that’s the same horsepower as the Z06 Corvette!

If you liked what you saw when the 2017 Camaro ZL1 debuted, but wanted something with more wind in your hair you are in luck. Chevrolet has debuted the 2017 ZL1 convertible, and it promises similar performance as the coupe version.

I’ve spent a good bit of time behind the wheel of the new 2016 Chevy Camaro – specifically the V8-powered SS model. But I recently had the opportunity to drive the entry-level Camaro, now powered by a 2.0-liter, turbocharged 4-cylinder engine.

The 2016 Chevy Camaro is already an impressive car, and now Chevy made it just that better, with the official announcement of the performance-oriented Camaro ZL1. I’ve had to bite my tongue about this announcement for almost a week now, after Chevy gave me an up-close look at the new ZL1, and then sent me around Nevada’s Spring Mountain racetrack for a hot lap in one of the prototypes, with Chevy’s Mark Reuss, executive vice president of Global Product Development behind the wheel.

A few months back, I had the opportunity to drive the new 2016 Chevy Camaro SS Coupe, and thought it was spectacular. However, the weather was cold and snowy, with lots of twisty, turny and slippery mountain roads.

It used to be that muscle cars were all about straight line performance, with little thought put into road racing prowess. That has changed, especially in the last few years with Ford offering track focused cars like the Boss 302 and the Shelby GT350.

I recently had an opportunity to attend the grueling 24 hour race at Daytona International Speedway called the Rolex 24. Being a WEC sports car race, many of the cars you see are variations of the vehicles you can go into the showroom and purchase yourself.

The pony car wars are hotter than ever thanks to the new and lighter Chevrolet Camaro and the updated Ford Mustang with independent rear suspension. While we wait for a Z/28 version of the new Camaro, Motor Trend decided it would still be fun to put the 2016 Shelby GT350R up against the 2015 Camaro Z/28 to see how they stacked up.

In addition to its four more street-friendly Camaros, Chevrolet has rolled out the all-new sixth generation COPO Camaro at SEMA 2015. The car is designed specifically for NHRA drag racing and can be had with three different engines under the hood.

Perhaps the coolest car that Chevrolet is showing off at SEMA 2015 is a classic 1970 Camaro. But this isn’t any old classic Camaro. This one has a supercharged LT4 V8 engine under the hood from a modern Stingray Z06 Corvette.

I’m currently in Salt Lake City, getting ready to take the shiny new 2016 Chevrolet Camaro on an epic road trip. But for those attending SEMA this week, there’s plenty of Camaro goodness to go around too.

Take a ride across Europe and the U.S. with driver Jon Olsson and his Team Betsafe Audi RS6 in this short film that takes us inside the epic journey. The route started in Stockholm, Sweden, and took drivers through Oslo, Norway, Copenhagen, Denmark and then Amsterdam, where drivers and (and some of their cars) were flown to San Francisco, California.

If you are a Camaro fan, the time is close when Chevy plans to unveil the new 2016 Camaro in full. In fact, one of our own will be on hand at the unveiling to bring you all of the pics and details from the event.

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