Museum Chevrolet Camaro put up for sale (23 photos)

The American company Volocars is known mainly as a dealer of rare cars, but it also has its own small museum. Its exhibition is periodically updated, and now one of only 37 fourth-generation Chevrolet Camaros, assembled with the participation of the GMMG tuning studio in 2002, is up for sale. The car was valued at $155 thousand, but the dealer is ready to make a small discount.





The creation of this coupe involved both General Motors through its COPO customization program, and GMMG tuners, who were responsible for the final refinement. For the Camaro ZL1, they offered three powertrain options, the most powerful of which, with a volume of 7 liters, developed 600 hp. With. and 780 Nm. For comparison: the Lamborghini Gallardo engine, which appeared around the same time as this Camaro, then produced a hundred less horsepower. Transmission: 6-speed manual, rear-wheel drive.

In addition to the mighty V8, the supercar features a redesigned suspension with reinforced Penske stabilizers and shock absorbers, more powerful Corvette brakes and optional 18-inch wheels.

GMMG's Chevrolet Camaro features a custom livery and white leather interior. Among the installed options, electric windows and a CD changer with Bose acoustics are mentioned.

It is alleged that the supercar was hardly used. Its mileage is just over 660 kilometers, and some interior parts still retain shipping plastic.