Vehicle Description
This is the most sinister Camaro to ever hit the streets or track, and it's the one we've been waiting for ever since Chevrolet announced the 5th generation. So if you were not one of the lucky few to receive one of the handful of 2015 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28s last year, this is now your rare opportunity to pick up this 505 hp monster that's still under factory warranty.
This looks like a track star, because it is one. Chevrolet's engineers took their time creating the ultimate Camaro by taking it back to its roots. The Z/28 package was born out of SCCA racing, and so they dove deeper into this heritage by honing the aerodynamic package on the best tracks in America as well as the Nurburgring. The result is a car that can beat Lamborghinis around Germany's famous road. But you don't see an international contender with this one; you see a midnight hero. This is a blacked-out superstar with a lightweight aluminum & carbon fiber hood, muscular arches, large spoiler, and special black 19-inch forged aluminum wheels. It's hard to find any hint of color on this body except for the red of the Z badges and taillights (they boldly stick out so much, it looks like they are out for blood) and the massive polished quad pipes out back.
The first thing you will notice when you open the door are the Z/28 embroidered sports seats by the masters at Recaro. The low 1,233 miles on the odometer means little seat time, so you'll be hard pressed to find any signs of use. These leather sports seats are surprisingly extremely comfortable for their level of track bolstering. The suede inserts are repeated on the microfiber dash, doors, gearshift, and special flat-bottom steering wheel. This super coupe is loaded with plenty of convenience features such as power windows, power locks, keyless entry, cruise control, wheel-mounted controls, and an AM/FM/CD stereo with Bluetooth connect-ability. Because it has a full interior, it's hard to tell that everything from the driver's seat to the rear glass has been engineered to save weight and give this Camaro a true track diet.
This Z/28 has its engine bay filled from fender to fender with 427 power. It's a bit of a modern twist on the legend with this numbers-matching LS7 V8. The motor already reliably made 505 horsepower when it was in the Corvette Z06 program, so the focus on the competition-oriented Z/28 was to fortify this modern V8. This included new pistons, titanium connecting rods, a cold-air intake, revised exhaust headers, and a dry-sump lubrication. One twist of the key and you're greeted to a raucous growl that you never thought a modern car would ever be capable of producing. The six-speed has the rowing action familiar to Camaro fans, but the ratios are much closer so you can really enjoy this on private tarmac. The fully independent suspension is a wonderfully engineered dance of technology. Not only does it use known components like modern bushings and anti-roll bars, but it also utilizes cutting-edge race car equipment like spool-valve dampers. The result is a vehicle that will embarrass more expensive hardware wherever you challenge it. There is a traction management system (no, not traction control) that helps understand where to send the rear wheel torque to optimize cornering and traction without losing speed. This works in conjunction with features like the race-inspired carbon-ceramic brakes, power steering, and the original Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R tires to create a feeling where you are in control and sticking to the blacktop like glue.
Complete with everything you want in a car of this caliber, including the original window sticker, bill of sale, owner's manual, it's an instant classic that's even still under factory warranty. Few had the chance at the Z/28 when this $75K car was new last year, and now is a second chance that comes at a discount. You know how special this is, and why you have to hurry for this deal. Call today!!
