If you were worried that the future of the Camaro might take it down the same small engine path the Mustang seems to be heading down, relax. Al Oppenheiser, chief engineer for the Camaro had this to say in a SEMA interview. “We’re not following Ford.” Thank God. I actually don’t have a problem with […] More »
By: Marcus Slater | November 25, 2013
Attention General Motors, if you’re reading this, please, PLEASE make this truck! OK, so we don’t need all the carbon fiber or the entire 200-pound weight savings, but shave 100-pounds, keep the Camaro Z/28 carbon ceramic brakes, 19-inch wheels, flat-bottom steering wheel and of course the 420hp and 460 lb-ft 6.2-liter V8 and regular cab […] More »
By: Justin Fivella | November 23, 2013
This, my friends, is the Youabian Puma. You’ll never guess what engine powers this whale carcass of an automobile. The LA Auto Show was full of really cool cars. True sports cars. True items of desire. This is where the automotive world comes to show off their latest and greatest… And apparently, this is where coachbuilder Youabian […] More »
By: Marcus Slater | November 22, 2013
There just aren’t enough tastefully modded AND fast third generation F-bodies out there. So when we come across a solid example, it’s worth taking notice, which would explain why when we stumbled onto member NufNuffZ28’s ’87 IROC Camaro we had to give it some coverage. Why? Because it’s bad news. How bad? Try 10.50s @ […] More »
By: Justin Fivella | November 22, 2013
Not a lot of people have gotten to check out the Camaro Z/28, and I suspect that’ll be the case in the future too. The car is not exactly a common item. Chevy wisely brought one out to display at the LA Auto Show, so i’m bringing it to you. Unfortunately, a small glass fence […] More »
By: Marcus Slater | November 21, 2013
Is this the quickest stock bottom-end ZR1 in the country? We’re not too sure on the details or if the claim is legitimate, but we do know that the blower-only pass of 9.30 @ 151 backed by what looks like another blower-only pass of 9.17 @ 158 only gets better when the nitrous is activated. […] More »
By: Justin Fivella | November 21, 2013
Since the average, non-irradiated, human being can’t see through solid objects, cutaways give us the ability to see what goes on inside of otherwise impenetrable objects. Like the pictures in Haynes manual. Things are so much easier to understand when you can see them yourself. GM gave us a peak inside a few of their […] More »
By: Marcus Slater | November 20, 2013
