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Equipped with a turbocharged small-block V8, the fascinating 1981 Turbo Z is the last and the rarest Yenko Camaro ever developed

Don Yenko and his crew took the notion of Chevrolet performance to a whole different level with these iconic, high-powered models

Overshadowed by the Yenko Camaros, the Yenko Super Novas from 1969 and 1970 were some of the most insane compacts of the original muscle car era

The car blew two 427/425 big-blocks in its first two years before getting swapped with a small-block Chevy and barn-stored for over two decades

Built in very limited numbers, the non-Yenko COPO Camaro became even more special with a second COPO package that made it even meaner

One of the finest 1970 Dodge Chargers out there, this triple-black Mopar is a one-owner, numbers-matching gem with a Mr. Norm's sticker.

While it may not be one of the 69 COPO Camaros built in 1969, this Hugger Orange tribute car rocks an authentic ZL1 engine.

While not quite as rare as the ZL-1, the COPO L72 is one of the most legendary iterations of the first-generation Chevrolet Camaro.

The Chevrolet Camaro has been offered in many limited editions over the years. These rarities have been cherished by collectors as they have risen in price.

Pony cars are a quintessential American phenomenon, and many of the segments most iconic models have come from the United States. Here are 10 of the coolest.