The gearheads took a crate ZL-1 engine – the anniversary edition serial number 426 out of the total production of 427 big-blocks – and a 307 V8 equipped Camaro from 1969 and mated the two ...

While not as rare as the Camaro ZL-1, the Corvette L88 also left the assembly line in limited numbers. Chevrolet put together only 116 in 1969, so they're notably rare and expensive nowadays.

Whether on the strip, the street, or the track, the Camaro ZL1 was a total performance machine— especially in the case of ...

An early ZL1 parts assembly shows its unique parts, including the aluminum block and heads. Compression was a stout 12.0:1, and the ... This 2002 Camaro ZL1 was number 36 of 69 produced and ...

The question, then, becomes this – what would you pay for a 2024 Chevy Camaro ZL1 Collector Edition? Auction results point to some very high numbers indeed. For example, several units of the ...

The base Camaro came with a 230-cubic-inch straight-six with 140 horsepower, although there were a number of V8s ... in the world over the 1/4 mile in the '60s. The ZL1 was made for drag racing ...

this Hugger Orange '69 Camaro ZL-1 is all original-including the owner. Ken Barnhart bought the super-rare super car in April 1969 and has been behind the wheel ever since. Number 16 of just 69 ...

Chevrolet announced today that the 2012 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 coupe accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in 3.9 seconds, and can reach a top speed of 184 mph. Pricing starts at $54,095, which includes ...

The new ZL1 is the ultimate factory Camaro ... Chevy's track numbers say the ZL1 automatic is quicker than the manual to 60 mph and through the quarter-mile (12.0 seconds vs. 12.1 seconds).

Things have changed since the Camaro ... numbers we extracted from our 2015 ZL1 test car fell in line with those posted three years ago by a 2012 version: Both cars clocked an impressive 4.1 ...