The legendary Z/28 nameplate first came back in 2013 with the fifth-gen Camaro. The moniker returned to the Camaro brand after a long 46 years and it stayed true to its roots. The original Z/28 vehicle was a track focused beast, and so was the new one. A track-ready version of the road vehicle, the 2018 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 is able to obliterate most street cars on the track, regardless of price. The reasons for its success were a lower body weight, excellent suspension and a large naturally aspirated V8. The 7:37 minute Nurburgring lap time made it sell out in just the first few months alone, despite the rather large $75,000 asking price at the dealers.
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