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Racing-inspired design elements enhance high-speed stability
for faster laps
When it comes to keeping its tail on the track, the 2014
Camaro Z/28 manages airflow like few other production vehicles, generating
downforce like a race car to press the tires against the track for high-speed
stability and greater cornering capability.
Numerous modifications were made to the exterior, compared
to the Camaro SS, with new and revised content developed to improve
aerodynamics, powertrain cooling and brake-system cooling. They help the Z/28
produce 440 pounds more downforce at 150 mph, relative to the SS, which
generates slight lift at that speed.