I just don't understand how the C7 has been so underwhelming and plagued with problems while the Camaro is annihilating the completion with ease. Is it weird that I am becoming a camaro guy again??
The C7 has been an overall letdown for me
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I just don't understand how the C7 has been so underwhelming and plagued with problems while the Camaro is annihilating the completion with ease. Is it weird that I am becoming a camaro guy again??
I just don't understand how the C7 has been so underwhelming and plagued with problems while the Camaro is annihilating the completion with ease. Is it weird that I am becoming a camaro guy again??
Cooling system is alot better on the ZL1 than the Z06.
The 2018 Camaro ZL1 1LE stretches the performance envelope like a cruise missile wearing a forty-nine-cent stamp. There’s the Corvette Z06–derived LT4 supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 good for 650 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque, the genuine carbon-fiber wing (a first for GM) designed in a Formula 1 wind tunnel that turns into the equivalent of 300 pounds of lead at 150 mph, the gaping front end that swallows 106 cubic feet of air per minute more than a regular ZL1, and the splitter and dive planes. Also, check out the rubber. GM tapped Goodyear and the tiremaker brought its Eagle F1 Supercar 3R to the table: 305/30ZR-19s in the front and 325/30ZR-19 steamrollers at the rear, which is the widest tire ever fitted to a Camaro. Goodyear says they are good for 1.10 g’s of lateral acceleration, but if our well-attuned necks are any gauge, we’re thinking it’s even higher than that. The rubber is wrapped around forged-aluminum wheels one inch smaller in diameter than the regular ZL1’s; along with the tires and compared with the non-1LE car, those rollers save 13 pounds in precious rotating inertia and unsprung mass.
Unlike the last-generation Z/28, this 1LE has all the features of the ZL1, including heated and cooled seats, a heated steering wheel, a head-up display, and an 8.0-inch infotainment system. Options are limited, with Chevy’s Performance Data Recorder ($1300, it’s a forward-looking camera and data logger), a navigation system ($495), and carbon-fiber interior trim ($500) being the only factory extras.
One thing you won’t see in a ZL1 1LE is an automatic transmission. Its manual ’box is identical to the ZL1’s six-speed except for a shorter sixth gear (0.68:1 versus 0.54:1). The shifter is crisp and lacks any noticeable wiggle in the gates. Activating the automatic rev-matching downshifts turns heel-and-toe amateurs into professional throttle blippers, at least by appearances.
That ’Ring time puts the ZL1 1LE in the company of near-vaporware from carmakers such as Gumpert, Radical, and Donkervoort. The best part of this package is its asking price: $71,295. Very nearly anything else operating in this performance stratum is easily two or three times costlier; the next closest performer is a Corvette Z06 with the Z07 package, and even that performance value costs about $20,000 more. Just don’t tell Chevy’s accounting department it could charge a lot more for this track animal, okay?
It is?
this car is the reason the gt500 isnt out yet.
yeap, they're gunna need to bring out a mini ford gt to beat this thing.
They're going to need full blown ford GT numbers out of the bloated S550 to keep up with this car. Beating it is going to take more HP.