It's safe to say that, out of all the cars in this post, the Corvette ZR1 is the one that doesn't really need an introduction from Yours Truly. Adjectives and grammatical features need not apply when you're trying to explain how great this super 'Vette is: all you need to do is look at the car's spec sheets. However, if you think you can handle some extra poke, you may be more interested in the next car… With acclaimed cornering prowess and the potency of a supercharged V8 to play with, the Camaro ZL1 should do a fine job of outrunning the police. It also has a rather hi-tech suspension setup, which allegedly makes the car more manageable when compared with the pony car competition. By quite some margin, this is the fastest and most powerful Camaro that's ever been made.Ĭourtesy of reworked version of the Camaro SS's 6.2 V8, the ZL1 has a rather meaty 580hp on tap, which lets the retro road monster roar onto a top speed of 184 mph.

The latest branch on the Camaro family tree, the highly esteemed ZL1 version has been generating quite a stir recently, and not just because it's being pitted up against the ballistic Shelby Mustang GT500. You can read the official blog here, but here's our little summary of the five exotics from across the pond that we'll be using to fend off the coppers with. In the press conferences earlier this year, the folk from Criterion were very adamant that their reboot of 'Most Wanted' would have the most diverse car roster for any Need for Speed game, ranging from lightweight track specials to huge pickups and SUVs.Īnd now, with only a short while to go until it hits the shelves, we're starting to get a glimpse of what licensed vehicles will be appearing in the game, with Criterion's latest blog post highlighting five American cars.

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