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The aerodynamics team working on the 2016 Chevrolet Camaro went to great lengths testing out a variety of options aimed at improving the aerodynamics of the soon-to-be revealed all-new Camaro. That meant putting the Camaro through approximately 350 hours of wind tunnel testing. The results are worth it since the improved aerodynamics offer improved performance, stability, cooling, and lower wind noise intrusion. Features such as a flush belly pan reduce total lift by 30% and reduces aerodynamic drag.
The 2016 Chevrolet Camaro will be revealed to the public at an event in Detroit on May 16.
(photo courtesy: GM/ Chevrolet.com)
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