In late 1966, General Motors created an options package sales code that would push its Camaro performance car over the top to become a driving icon. The Camaro Z/28 landed to take on the Mustang, and featured a more powerful engine, upgraded suspension, and appearance changes that set it apart from the standard model. The trim has been an on-again, off-again part of the car’s lineup since the early days and got what will likely be its final run in the early 2010s. Enthusiasts got the Camaro of their dreams. The car featured a 7.0-liter LS7 V8, a dual-mode exhaust, a six-speed manual gearbox, 19-inch wheels, and more. Today, Camaro Z/28s are some of the most desirable models in the catalog.