Can this Camaro ZL1 do what the last one couldn't? Chevrolet calls the all-new Camaro ZL1 its triple threat, a car that can transition from the street to the dragstrip to the track and back without faltering. The automaker tried for this trifecta five years ago with the ZL1's predecessor but fell short, building an engaging and impressive supercharged coupe with an underwhelming and flawed foundation. "We managed that car's understeer through the whole architecture," says Al Oppenheiser, Camaro chief engineer. "This architecture is much better."
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