We already know the Camaro Z/28 is a pretty badass car. Instead of worrying about creature comforts and the everyday drive, Chevrolet built the best-driving Camaro ever made, and something that can easily hit the racetrack right off the dealership showroom floor.

Today, the idea of a Chevrolet V8 powered a Ferrari seems a bit impossible. Back in the 1950s, when Ferrari racing was just starting to take off in the United States, some of those cars ended up with Chevrolet V8s in them.

Driving on the highway is dangerous, especially when the road has to be shared with big rigs carrying tons of cargo. It’s a great time to sit back, try to relax, and just let other drivers do what they’re going to do.

I feel like I need to make this clear at the beginning of this article, I do not judge other peoples’ fandoms or modifications. The world really needs more enthusiasts and while we all might not have the same taste, we can still appreciate each other and what we bring to the overall community.

If you’re reading this story and thinking, “this car isn’t even out yet, how could Hennessey have an upgrade already,” you and I are on the same page.

The new Corvette Z06 is the fastest Corvette to date from the factory. With the 8-speed automatic it’ll make the run to 60 miles-per-hour in 2.95 seconds.

When you spend your life racing Camaros, choosing to drive a truck designed for race duty seems like a silly proposition.