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Supercar performance \u2026 from a Camaro built in Michigan? The ZL1 is a great car -- and a great deal.
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The new 2018 Chevy Camaro SS is recently on the road and still turning heads -- and this particular example turns more heads than most. It's a 2017 Camaro SS Coupe, which isn't especially unusual, but it also happens to be a Borla Exhaust project car -- and that means it's loaded with some cool stuff.
Starting on the outside, this Camaro SS has what's described in the ad as "Borla Custom Livery," which is really just a wrap -- and you can remove it if you don't want to drive around in a mobile Borla Exhaust billboard. Beyond that, there are track-spec lightweight wheels, Pirelli P-Zero tires and upgraded Brembo brakes.
The fun stuff is what you can't see: There is, of course, a Borla cat-back exhaust, likely developed solely around this car, as Borla used this Chevy as a "project car" to test aftermarket Camaro exhaust systems for the market. There's also a supercharger kit, which likely enhances this Camaro's horsepower significantly from the already-impressive 455 hp produced by the standard SS. The ad also notes the car has a custom tune by Cunningham Motors and sport suspension that deletes the Camaro's magnetic ride. Of course, it also touts a 6-speed manual transmission.
Offered by a private seller in Oxnard, California, north of Los Angeles, this Camaro has been modified well -- and it's also been driven sparingly, with just 3,100 miles on the odometer. Whether or not it's worth the asking price of $55,000 is up to you.
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