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Most owners love the Camaro’s storied history, stand-out looks, affordable blend of style and performance thrills, decent fuel economy under lighter-footed driving, and highly capable handling and braking on higher-performing models.

Modifying your car for a trip to the drag strip might not seem entirely necessary, especially if you own a modern muscle car. Even these already-buff cars can benefit from more than a few things before you head out to the track. Here are some modifications that you should consider

There are some people out there that might not be interested in bolt-on records or bolt-on performance. With a few more modifications to the car, it could be much faster with a modest investment and maybe even less effort. When someone is chasing a bolt-on record, every hundredth of a

The COPO Camaro is a historic and quintessential muscle car that helped to fuel the glory days of factory-built cars with monstrous levels of horsepower. In 2012, GM brought the COPO back as a racecar and that revival showed just how tight the bond among COPO owners is. This video

The Camaro has been a mainstay in the Chevrolet lineup for decades, since it was first introduced in 1966 for the 1967 model year. It disappeared for eight years between 2002 and 2010 after the line’s 35th anniversary, but now the sports car is more popular than ever. The 2019

The OPTIMA Street Car Invitational finale is always something we look forward to hearing about after the SEMA Show each year. As always, the 2018 iteration put each competitor and their vehicles to the test through a series of challenges – such as the Lucas Oil Road Rally, Detroit Speed Autocross,

An anniversary-themed 2019 COPO Camaro race car introduced today at the SEMA Show celebrates the 50-year milestone of the special order, ultimate-performance models, and launches the 2019 COPO Camaro program. The 2019 COPO Camaro’s available 50th Anniversary Special Edition package marks a half-century of special-order high-performance from Chevrolet. “Chevrolet is

If you’re buying a Camaro, chances are you’re not just buying it just for the looks, but also for the power that comes from the perfectly tuned 6.2-liter V8 engine under the hood. A standard Camaro engine produces around 426 horsepower, but if that isn’t enough and you’re looking for

Chevrolet is fast-tracking another Camaro facelift in an attempt to reverse a rapid decline in both sales and forecourt interest. The sixth-generation pony car was given a significant facelift for the 2019 model year, but since its reveal the online response has been overwhelmingly negative. It seems that the hate