To each their own, right? Because if this Chevrolet Camaro Saleen 620 Black Label found on eBay pushes your buttons, then by all means pull the trigger and drop $101,255 on the unique 575 horsepower pony car. Personally, though, we’d just spend $55,355 on a new 580 horsepower Camaro ZL1 and pocket the extra cash instead.
Sure, getting a ZL1 is a little less unique and you won’t be able to get it in this Saleen Camaro’s gorgeous yellow paint (a color the seller notes was originally developed for the legendary Saleen S7 supercar), but you’ll also have an additional forty-some-odd thousand dollars in your pocket… money that you can use for the rubber you’re destined to burn every time you stomp on the throttle of either of these cars’ supercharged V8 engines.
This Camaro Saleen 620 Black Label is available in Naples, Florida, and (according to the car’s dash plaque) is the 12th Saleen 620 Black Label produced for 2014. The car also appears to use a switchblade-style key, which means this specific Camaro still has an open recall on its record.
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These after market cars are nice but they no longer have the edge anymore over some of the factory cars. Look at the Callaway vs the Z06.
This is a sign how good the factory cars are and how difficult it is to improve things anymore.