The fourth generation Camaro really wasn’t good for anything other than slapping insane amounts of power into it and going in a straight line. Anything but that, and the Camaro was a limp wristed American muscle car that couldn’t turn to save it’s life.

With the 2016 Chevrolet Camaro coming with a new LT1 V8, I thought that it would be fitting to feature the previous LT1 from the 4th generation Camaro.

From the get go of this video, the Chevy looks a million times meaner than the Toyota. I don’t care that the Toyota is a Supra, or that it has massive slicks, and turbo’s for eyes, the red and black of the Chevy truck just look sinister in the best way possible, and my money’s on him.

What happens when you take a Chevrolet Camaro that was once powered by a LT1 engine, and replace it with a 6.0L LS1 with a turbocharger? You end up with a car than can run a less than 10 second quarter-mile, that’s what.

We’ve been inundated with more rumors and swirling information about how Chevy is finally cooking up a mid-engine Corvette for what seems like decades.

Handful is probably not the best word I’d use when describing a 1969 Twin Turbo Camaro that’s pushing over 1000 hp. It’s probably better to call it a death machine, or fulfilling your life insurance policy early, or something to that nature. Or if you are the man that built it, you could describe it as fun as all hell, and I’m inclined to agree with him.

In addition to the announcement of the ATS-V, and the subsequent leak of a few images of the car, Cadillac has responded to the pressure and released this wonderful video of the new ATS-V doing its best Ken Block impression by slaying its tires.