Chevrolet Camaro 2011

In a weird twist to debuting tuned up vehicles, Hennessey has unveiled the 2011 HPE700, a special edition Camaro limited to only 24 units, including a special convertible version. Under the hood there is an upgraded LS9 engine that delivers 755 HP and 763 lb-ft of torque. This would seem to be pretty impressive except that Hennessey has already introduced us to the HPE8002010 HPE700 package producing 815hp on regular 93 octane or 1000 hp on 104 octane (race fuel). Confused? Yeah, so are we. At least they were able to boost the number of ponies from their which topped out at 725hp. Nonetheless, the price for this limited HPE700 package is $132,500, including the base vehicle.

Chevrolet, along with various other manufacturers, are now wholly catering for the most die hard fans of the brand – the aftermarket enthusiasts. The Synergy Series of limited edition Camaros

will feature a new, differently themed customized model each year. The first Camaro Synergy model was the 2010 Synergy Green special-edition car. As you would expect, the Camaro Synergy Series 2011 model contains a mix of exterior and interior accessories that sets it apart from the normal Camaro. These include an exclusive gray interior with red accent stitching throughout, which is based on the Camaro Chroma, a show car first exhibited at SEMA in 2009.

Chevrolet has just announced the new Camaro with a long name. Whereas most versions of this muscle are two letters, this one is called the XM/Accessory Appearance Package. You might want to right that one down in case you need to remember later.

Drop Top Customs has taken us back to the glory days with their new T-Top Kit for the 2010 Chevy Camaro. The customized Camaro is set to debut at 2010 SEMA next month, and sales for the T-Top kit will start about a month after. For $6,500 you can have the car of your 80’s dreams. Of course, with a kit like this, who will want the Camaro Convertible when Chevrolet actually unveils it?

The SEMA Show is fast approaching and some last minute additions are coming out of the woodwork to make their presence known when the Las Vegas Convention doors open on Tuesday, November 2nd. We have already lost count of all of the customized cars that will be on hand, but Raging Bull Marketing (RBM) is putting their stamp on the show with their own version of the Chevrolet Camaro muscle car. And we have the first image and details on this new Camaro.

 

 

2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS by FELGE

Our world never seems to run out of tuned-up Chevrolet Camaros, does it? Not that we’re complaining because we totally dig all the aftermarket projects being done on Bumblebee since it was launched a few years ago. The list of choices gets longer every few weeks so it hardly seems surprising that we’re back here again with another option that Camaro-loving freaks should pay close attention to.

German aftermarket company, FELGE, is responsible for this black piece of muscle-bound awesomeness. Working on a 2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS, FELGE went out and gave it a nice performance upgrade to go along with the sick-as-always matte black exterior finish.

We don’t need to remind you guys that our knees get weak at the mere sight of matte cars so you probably understand by now how much we’re salivating over this bad boy. And as cool points go, FELGE even gave their whole Camaro SS program a pretty fantastic nickname: the Black Cat.