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In regards to the Camaro, his slow time was due to driver error and not the car. The current V6 Camaro is good for low 14's. The new 2012 with
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In regards to the Camaro, his slow time was due to driver error and not the car. The current V6 Camaro is good for low 14's. The new 2012 with increased power should have it capable of 13.9.
I remember my first time at the track with my 06 WRX I ran 15.9. It wasn't until I got used to the car and learned to drive it that I managed a 13.9. Just because you have a car capable of xx.xx time doesn't mean you can drive it that way. As for your question I believe the fastest time for an automatic 370z is 13.1 |
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