COPO built two street-legal track-day specials off the 2017 Chevrolet Camaro, with VINs included, and then killed the program. Those two cars ended up in customer hands, and we've got their story.
A fresh look and new tech should grace the BMW 5-Series shortly. How do we know? Because a prototype for an updated version of the German mid-size sedan has just been spotted.
Ford built a total of 12 prototypes for the GT40, four of which featured a roadster body style. The first of the roadsters is still in a highly original state, and it's headed for an auction. Don't expect much change from $10 million for this one.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
The street-legal COPO Chevrolet Camaro that never was: Only two 2017 Track Day Performance Camaros were built
2021 BMW 5-Series spy shots
Ford's first GT40 Roadster likely to bring big bucks at auction
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BMW 6-Series bows out after 2019
Nikola wins DOE fuel-cell development grant
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Base 2020 BMW X5 crossover is coming, will cost less than $60,000
Mercedes readies new EQ concept and EQV van for 2019 Frankfurt auto show
EU engine-tech project could help gas catch up with gasoline
