All of the fourth-generation Chevrolet Camaros were sold long ago - with the exception of (at least) one. General Motors keeps it at home. However, this 1999 Z/28 has to pay a price for the privilege of not being driven by a potentially abusive commuter: being a lab rat for ambitious and power-hungry engineers.

Its original V8 was yanked out and replaced with the LS7 from the C6 Corvette Z06. The exterior was coated in a layer of satin black paint. In 2010, the Z/28 was once again the recipient of an involuntary heart transplant. GM's crew of surgeons installed a GM Performance Parts crate version of the 638-horsepower LS9 V8 from the Corvette ZR-1, then resprayed the Camaro's body in a shade of blue used for the recently departed King of the Hill.