Chevrolet revealed the 2022 COPO Camaro on Friday with a brand new 572-cubic-inch big-block V-8 base engine.

The massive-block options aluminum heads on a cast-iron block with four-bolt predominant caps, a cast metal crankshaft, cast metal connecting rods, and cast aluminum pistons. Regardless of the dimensions, the large block is the COPO Camaro base engine with 430 hp and it prices $105,500. All COPO Camaros are ready-made drag racers that clients can purchase from GM’s Central Workplace Manufacturing Order system like a Chevrolet Efficiency half.

Additionally obtainable are COPO Camaros with LSX small-block V-8s. The model with the supercharged 350-cubic-inch V-8 making 580 hp prices $130,000, and the model with the 470-hp 427-cubic-inch V-8 runs $117,500. All fashions run their energy by an ATI Racing Merchandise TH400 3-speed automated transmission.

These drag vehicles are arrange to be used within the NHRA’s Inventory and Tremendous Inventory lessons and are not authorized for the road. Every comes with a two-piece carbon-fiber hood, wheelie bars, COPO badges, COPO gauges, COPO embroidery on the seat again, a COPO license plate, gold entrance and rear Chevrolet bowties, darkened taillights, clear aspect marker lamps, an exterior battery charger hook-up, Hoosier drag racing tires, and Bogart race wheels. The supercharged mannequin additionally will get a normal parachute package deal.

Obtainable colours include Black, Summit White, Satin Metal Grey Metallic, and Purple Scorching. Another coloration from GM’s palette prices $18,000, and patrons may get graphics packages, black bowties, and completely different wheels.

Two Racer’s Packages are provided. The model for the naturally aspirated vehicles provides a trunk-mounted weight field, twin batteries, a carbon-fiber air consumption, and the parachute package deal. The model for the supercharged mannequin substitutes an intercooler fast change coupling for the parachute package deal.

Every COPO Camaro is hand constructed on the COPO Construct Facility in Oxford, Michigan.