The Rare and Powerful 2002 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Phase III Supercar

A Legendary History

The Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 has a rich history, with the F-body version being one of its lesser-known iterations. Originally a factory COPO car, this model received enhancements from GMMG for increased performance. Now, this iconic vehicle is available for purchase at a cool $149,998.

From Racing Roots to Street Legend

The ZL1 nomenclature originated from a V8 engine developed for racing purposes. In 1969, Fred Gibb ordered 50 Camaros with the ZL1 through the COPO program, creating a legend in the process. The 2002 Camaro you see here followed a similar path, ordered through COPO and then modified by GMMG for added performance.

The Legacy of GMMG

GMMG, known for producing high-performance machines like the Dale Earnhardt “Intimidator” SS, crafted this 4th gen Camaro before going out of business. The Phase III package on this model took its performance to new heights with a 600-horsepower 7.0-liter LS6 V8 engine.

Unmatched Performance

The Camaro ZL1 Phase III boasted supercar levels of power, surpassing even the Corvette Z06 and the Lamborghini Gallardo of its time. With a range of upgrades including 1LE control arms, Penske shocks, and Z06 Corvette brakes, this beast is not your average muscle car.

A Collector’s Dream

With only 417 miles on the odometer, this rare Camaro ZL1 Phase III is a collector’s dream. Featuring unique exterior and interior details, along with GMMG’s patented exhaust system, this car is a true gem for Chevrolet enthusiasts.

Own a Piece of History

Available for purchase at VoloCars, this iconic Camaro ZL1 Phase III is a testament to American muscle car history. With its impressive performance and limited production numbers, this vehicle is sure to hold its value for years to come.