Chevrolet is going to exhibit several Camaro Concepts at the 2013 SEMA. These are Jeff Gordon SS, Chevrolet Performance Garage Camaro and two Camaro Performance concepts with V6 and V8 engines.
The Jeff Gordon SS boasts a satin red exterior with a revised grille and 20” alloy wheels. There are also high-performance brakes, a lowered suspension and a Borla sport exhaust system. The interior features suede seats, a flat-bottomed steering wheel and a new pedal set.
The Chevrolet Performance Garage Camaro is based on the Camaro SS and comes with a number of Chevrolet Performance parts. There is a ground effects package, a trunk-mounted spoiler and a rear diffuser. The suspension is lowered, the brakes are bigger and there is a sports exhaust system.
Last, the two Camaro Performance concepts powered by either V6 or V8 engines. The V8 one-of-a-kind concept car showcases the personalization and performance possibilities with Chevrolet Performance parts and accessories, from its performance air intake to its concept Z/28 exhaust. The Performance Camaro V-6 concept323 horsepower from its direct-injected, DOHC V-6, the Camaro doesn’t need a V-8 to be considered a performance car, and this Chevrolet Performance concept proves it with enhancements available through Chevrolet dealers that give it track-ready reflexes, including:
- Brembo brake kit from the Camaro SS
- Camaro 1LE suspension kit
- Camaro 1LE strut tower brace
- Borla performance exhaust system
- 20-inch black wheels (45th anniversary design)
Source: Chevrolet
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The base for Jay’s Camaro is a standard LS or LT model with 3.6 litre direct injected V6 engine.