Only 69 Examples of the 10.4-Liter V8 Camaro Were Produced, and They Are as Powerful as You Can Imagine

Powerful Specifications

Model Uniqueness

When it comes to modern powerful cars with huge engines, the Dodge Viper with its 8.4-liter V10 or the Bugatti Chiron with its 8.0-liter W16 are most often mentioned. However, Chevrolet recently released a limited series of Camaros whose engines make even these models seem modest.

This refers to the 2023 COPO Camaro, which was produced in only 69 examples. These cars were offered with three V8 engine options: 427 cubic inches (6.9 liters), a supercharged 350 cubic inches (5.7 liters), and the monstrous 632 cubic inches, equivalent to 10.4 liters.

Auction Example

In January, one of the COPO examples with this flagship engine will be sold at the Mecum auction.

Design Features

This engine is so large that Chevrolet had to create a special hood with a pronounced bulge not for a stylish look, but to accommodate the motor and protect it from external factors.

The 10.4-liter monster produces 1004 horsepower and 872 pound-feet (1182 Nm) of torque, which are incredible figures for a naturally aspirated eight-cylinder engine. With the right configuration, it can cover a quarter-mile in less than eight seconds.

 Only 69 Of These 10.4-Liter V8 Camaros Exist And They’re Just As Naughty As That Sounds

Car Details

This example is the 62nd of 69 produced in 2023 and is equipped with an optional parachute, emphasizing its specialized purpose. The description does not mention mileage or ownership history, but it is almost certain that the car has been driven very little, and those miles were covered on the drag strip. After all, the COPO Camaro is not road-legal, which is why Chevrolet fitted it with Hoosier drag radial tires.

Cost and Prospects

The new price of the 2023 COPO Camaro with the 632 cubic inch engine started just above $130,000, which, despite being a significant amount, seems like a good deal considering the performance.

Used examples typically sell for prices ranging from $130,000 to $180,000 depending on the specification and engine, so it can be assumed that this model will be sold within this range.

For those who find pleasure in covering a quarter-mile amidst tire smoke and engine roar, it’s worth preparing for the January auction.

The limited production run of the COPO Camaro makes it not only a technological marvel but also a potential collectible. Given the trends of rising prices for unique sports cars, this example could become even more valuable over time, especially if its original condition and low mileage are preserved.

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