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Camaro Z/28 (United States of America, 2014)

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The 2014 Z/28 was unveiled at the 2013 New York Auto Show and it is meant to be the ultimate Camaro track car. Power comes from a 7.0-liter V8 with dry sump lubrication that makes 500hp and 470lb-ft of torque. Power gets to the road via a six-speed manual with a rear limited-slip differential. While it technically has less power than the range topping ZL1, it also has significantly lower weight. The Z/28 is 300lbs lighter than the ZL1 and gets lightweight wheels, thinner rear window glass and other modifications.

Other performance upgrades include a bodykit and spoiler that increase downforce, Brembo carbon ceramic brakes, and it only comes with a manual transmission. Air conditioning is optional.

Changes to the body include a larger splitter, flat underbody, fender flares and a rear diffuser.

Chevrolet claims that the changes translate to a Camaro that can pull 1.05g during cornering.

Inside, the Z/28 has the flat-bottom steering wheel from the ZL1 and the sport seats from the ZL1. Nine pounds have lightened the rear seats by removing padding and the pass-through.

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