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The COPO Camaro returns to the drag strip and its roots with a 572-cubic-inch Big Block V-8
DETROIT – The COPO Camaro returns to the drag strip for 2022 with a newly available 572-cubic-inch engine. The Big Block V-8 channels the spirit of the original 1969 COPO Camaro, a purpose-built drag racer created by dealers using the Central Office Production Order system to equip cars with Chevrolet’s largest V-8.
DETROIT – For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Chevrolet again supported the American Cancer Society by contributing to the cause $350 for every lap run under caution, with a maximum of $50,000, during three NASCAR Cup Series races last October.
At the beginning of the month, Chevrolet made a big announcement regarding the 2023 Camaro. Much like the legendary C8 Corvette, the 2023 Camaro will sport a mid-engine layout, adding a second mid-engine sports car to the Chevrolet line-up.
It was recently announced that Chevrolet will be unveiling the Shock and Steel Edition for the 2020 Camaro. Available in two colors: the ultra-bright Shock and the more mellow Satin Steel Metallic, the Shock and Steel Edition also boasts carbon flash mirror-caps, 20-inch alloys, a black fuel filler door with carbon insert, and Brembo four-piston calipers in yellow. The interior will don black-suede knee pads, carbon instrument panel molding, and premium mats.
