Review automotive The 6th era Chevrolet Camaro has awed both us and a lot of different faultfinders with its rate, refinement, and by and large execution, and now, the 6th gen goes head to head against the granddaddy of all game execution cars. On the most current scene of Head 2 Head, has Jonny Lieberman and Jason Cammisa pit Chevy's freshest muscle against the revered BMW M4.
This isn't the first run through Motor Trend has constrained hot American iron to rub shoulders with European sovereignty. The 2011 Ford Mustang GT 5.0 went head to head against the contemporary M3, with which it shared about indistinguishable execution figures. In those days, the Mustang didn't exactly have the artfulness to take the crown, however it positively wounded the M3's inner self. Presently, with the customary Camaro SS putting down preferable test execution figures over the Bavarian aircraft, it was high time the two roadsters went head to head.
In testing, the two autos are about indistinguishable, with the 2016 Chevrolet Camaro SS taking a slight edge, with speedier 0-60-mph and quarter-mile times, however it fell behind the M4 as far as braking separation.
While straight-line execution is neck-and-neck, both hosts found the Camaro simpler to dispatch dependably than the tire-destroying M4. Occupant wheelman Randy Pobst affirms the same tail-cheerful nature of the M4 on the track, however the M4 edges the Camaro out marginally with a 0.2-second point of preference on track.
Along these lines, not able to settle on a choice on which auto won this Head 2 Head from the information alone, the hosts swing to on-street driving impressions. Spoiler: things don't go so well for the BMW.
