The New York Times
Anyone who thinks the new ZL1 is simply a Camaro with a supercharger underestimates Chevy’s ambitions. The automaker has gone to extraordinary lengths to give this “über-Camaro” the road manners of a “blue-ribbon” sport coupe and the racetrack agility of a near-Porsche. The styling may be “as subtle as an anvil falling from the sky,” but drivers who can appreciate the car’s abilities won’t care. “Nothing else with a backseat can approach the ZL1’s thundering performance.”
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