Chevrolet today revealed its most powerful convertible ever: behold the 2013 ZL1 Camaro. Set to make its debut at the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show next month, the new car will go on sale in late 2012.
There are plenty of reinforcements to the chassis to compensate for the lack of structural rigidity from the disappearance of the roof and some goodies such as the magnetic ride technology, which allows you to vary the responses of the car according to the road that runs on acting shock absorbers. It also has improved mechanical properties of the Camaro to improve stability and greater isolation from outside noise for the occupants. Among the driving aids available, we have stability control, traction and output. Moreover, motor level before us a convertible "made in America" that will incorporate a 6.2 liter V8 with 588 hp and maximum torque of 76.94 mkg.
There are plenty of reinforcements to the chassis to compensate for the lack of structural rigidity from the disappearance of the roof and some goodies such as the magnetic ride technology, which allows you to vary the responses of the car according to the road that runs on acting shock absorbers. It also has improved mechanical properties of the Camaro to improve stability and greater isolation from outside noise for the occupants. Among the driving aids available, we have stability control, traction and output. Moreover, motor level before us a convertible "made in America" that will incorporate a 6.2 liter V8 with 588 hp and maximum torque of 76.94 mkg.
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