Yes, this is what I want to happen. What’s the next step? I know why General Motors took the 1LE choice off the Camaro ZL1 configurator; it doesn’t seem to be a coincidence. I’m not sure, but any sixth-generation Camaro should be able to use the speed parts of the 1LE package. Then why would you take them out of the car with the most power? The General must work on a new Z28 driven by the LT6 from the Corvette Z06. When we asked GM to stop the ZL1 1LE, we didn’t hear back, which seems like a vote in favor of the whole idea (or maybe their PR department is too busy). The sixth-generation Z28 makes sense for several reasons, and this new piece of circumstantial evidence adds more fuel to the fire. First, there have been reports that cars like this exist. People who work on the sixth-generation Camaro have tried to explain it, but their answers are just as weak. Even though I don’t have any exact quotes or names, most people agreed that “the engine does fit.” That’s not much of a reason not to build what could be the best Camaro ever, especially when it comes from a team of great car experts. There are some problems, yes. Since the Corvette Z06’s 5.5-liter, 670-horsepower LT6 is paired with an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox, the front-engined Camaro would need a new transmission. Adding a torque tube to the current transaxle is possible, as was done in older Corvettes. I like a manual gearbox better, but even I know that would be living dangerously. The Camaro will also be removed shortly, making it harder to drive a car like this soon. But think about what else you could do. Ford was able to make the new Mustang GTD, so GM is sure to be able to make a rival that can beat it. The sixth-generation Camaro drives very well and has needed a Z28 version for a long time. This might be your last chance to do something before the power goes out. The 2024 Collector’s Edition Camaro is a letdown, which is no insult to anyone who gets one. A watch and a set of stickers? So, let’s start. This is the Camaro we’re talking about. When the Malibu dies, give the last two buyers a firm handshake and a kazoo with the Malibu logo on it. No, not with this kind of car. Listen up, I have enough Reynolds Wrap to replace the heat shield on the Space Shuttle. Want to hear another exciting tale? The auto business made evaporative emissions laws to take advantage of older people. Is the gas cap on your car open? Buy something. That is yet another scorching one. You won’t find such crazy rumors anywhere else but on the dark web. In any case, there is generally more than just smoke regarding news about Detroit. I want to think that the new Camaro is coming.
