New Spy Shots Of The 2018 Corvette ZR1 Give Us The Best Look Yet

The arrival of the 2018 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 is near and new spy photos prove to us that the barely-covered road car is going to be one of the baddest the brand has yet to build.

So far, every test ZR-1 we’ve gotten a look at has been heavily camouflaged, making it difficult to grasp the contour of the of the vehicle… but not this time. In the new photos, we are able to see the bulging hood and revamped front end, which features three large intakes and a massive splitter. The rear is equipped with a huge wing and spoiler.

Taking the larger hood into consideration, a supercharger larger than the current Z06’s 1.7-liter version is likely. There’s also a good chance that this bad boy will bust out more than 700 horsepower. We’re hoping to find out the exact numbers when the Detroit Auto Show rolls around in January.

Stay tuned for more information on the 2018 ‘Vette! We’re just as excited as you are. In the meantime, don’t hesitate to treat yourself for the holidays... Stop by West Chevy in Knoxville, TN to check out the current Chevrolet lineup!

Testing of Next Camaro ZL1 Made Evident Thanks to Latest Spy Shots

Exterior changes including larger grille becomes much more noticeable in newest pics

On the heels of major announcements for the 2016 Camaro, Chevrolet continues to work on its muscle and performance line. CarPix and AutoBlog have uncovered spy shots of the camouflaged, next-gen Camaro ZL1. The new exterior changes should have Knoxville Camaro fans excited.

The most noticeable change is the much larger and almost honeycombed grille that will take center stage when you look head-on at it. This new shape gives the Camaro a modern look to keep pace with its technological interior. The lower air dam also sticks out a bit more, and the hood looks similar to other General Motors performance models.

Photo from AutoBlog

Black-spoked wheels make a return from the current generation, and the rear bumper has slight changes as well. It’s still too early to make any judgements about the powertrain of the ZL1, but more than likely it will have the traditional 6.2-liter supercharged V8.

The ZL1 is one of the greatest pieces of engineering to come out of Chevrolet garages and design rooms. With a 0-60 time of 3.9 seconds and a 580-horsepower supercharged V8 engine, the Camaro ZL1 is built for the track but also fun for the open road and highways. The high-performance looks both inside and out set the Camaro ZL1 apart from its competition, and that’s why the namesake has stayed around for decades and counting.

Current 2015 Camaro ZL1

The improved Camaro ZL1 should launch for the 2017 model year, which should place it at the fourth quarter of 2016. The wait will be well worth it though for Tennessee Camaro enthusiasts. If you are ready to check out a Camaro today, search West Chevrolet’s inventory right now for the latest deals on the Chevy muscle car.

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