Every SEMA Show, Chevrolet and Chevrolet Performance show off new products and amazing concept cars that consumers can try to replicate with the same parts seen at the show. This year, GM will bring several fifth-generation Camaros, the new Chevrolet SS and a 2015 Silverado.

The old adage goes, only architects buy Saabs right? Only those boring individuals that care more about the building blocks of an item, rather than the finished product? Well, I think this architect is either going through a mid-life crisis, or just did acid for the first time.

While readers shouldn’t attempt many of the acts shown in our featured videos on public roads, the in-traffic burnout performed by this blown Hennessey Camaro on the streets of Brazil comes with the warning: Kids, don’t try this at home. Burnouts are awesome, but they’re best done away from other cars, people, etc.

This week’s Throwback video features what looks to be a show quality 1988 Pontiac Firebird Formula cleaning off the tires. Based on how this Firebird looks and sounds, I am guessing that it is either stock or very near stock, but that doesn’t prevent it from putting together a pretty solid burnout.

Here’s the classic case of not judging a book by its cover. If you think this 1972 Nova is as slow as it is ugly, you’re in for a real hurtin’. Lurking beneath the rust and the booger-green paint is a stock 5.3 with a custom cam that sips on E85 and is force-fed big boost from a pair of Precision 58mm turbos.

Wowza! This is one fine looking Camaro from Sugar Land, Texas. It was posted by Cam72aro along with more great shots of the car in the forum. Damn, that’s a great ride you got there, buddy. Cam72aro has made plenty of modifications to the 1972 classic set of wheels including a custom transmission by North Texas […] More »

This week’s Dyno Blast video features a 4th generation Chevrolet Camaro SS putting down some serious power to the rollers and based on the YouTube username – this car is making over 500 wheel horsepower without the aid of forced induction. The discussion about modifications in the comments is a little hard to follow, but […] More »