The fifth-generation Camaro is outselling its competition, the Ford Mustang, and has more Facebook fans than some automakers. Here's a look at a the 2012 Camaro ZL1, the 2012 Honor and Valor Camaro, and the 2012 Bumble Bee Camaro.
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Suzanne Ashe has been covering technology, gadgets, video games, and cars for several years. In addition to writing features and reviews for magazines and Web sites, she has contributed to daily newspapers.
The interior of the 2012 Transformers Special Edition Camaro features black leather seating and yellow-accent stitching on the instrument panel, center console, armrests, and seats. Autobot Shield logos are embroidered on the front headrests and center console lid.
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The 2012 Camaro ZL1 boasts more than 550 horsepower. The supercharged ZL1 will be the most powerful and most capable Camaro ever produced.
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The 2012 Camaro ZL1 features a redesigned fascia and aluminum hood with a raised, carbon fiber insert. The fascia includes a front splitter and new vertical fog lamps.
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The ZL1 name is derived from the all-aluminum racing engine of the same name, which was developed in the late 1960s and installed into a handful of regular-production 1969 Camaros.
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The 2012 Transformers Edition, available this fall on 2LT and 2SS Camaro Coupes with Rally Yellow paint. The Bumble Bee Camaro features black rally stripes that stretch over the hood, deck lid, and unique high-wing rear, 20-inch, black-painted wheels, and Autobot logos on the center caps and front-quarter panels.
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The front seats of the ZL1 feature microfiber suede inserts. Other enhancements include a redesigned steering wheel, alloy pedals, Head-Up Display with unique performance readouts and the "four-pack" auxiliary gauge system featuring a boost readout.
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Chevy unveiled the Honor and Valor Camaro in May. Fewer than 100 are slated for production, and the special edition will be available in red, white, or black.
