If you’re as excited as we are about the forthcoming release of the most powerful Camaro in history, the fabled ZL1, then you will be very interested to know that GM recently launched a redesigned website for the Camaro king, with a ton of great details. The website gives all the info on just exactly what $54,000 will buy you (well, $54,000 before the inevitable massive dealer markups…), along with some very detailed shots of the car, and cool cutaways of the drivetrain and chassis.

Tony Roma, the ZL1 Program Engineering Manager is quoted on the new website as saying, “At every stage of development we wanted things that improved performance and looked the part. This car brings the latest and greatest of everything, all proven on the most demanding tracks around the world.” Just a few of those performance enhancements include a dual mode exhaust which GM says provides a sound as good as an aftermarket system, added fuel pickups to the gas tank to prevent fuel starvation during hard cornering, 6-piston Brembo front brakes (standard SS 4-piston Brembos in the rear though…), and the advanced Magnetic Ride technology suspension.

That’s not to even mention the 580 horsepower supercharged LSA that brings the whole package to life. GM also takes the opportunity to brag about the ZL1’s impressive weight balance – 52% front and 48% rear.

Check out the ZL1’s new website for even more specifics on the baddest production Camaro ever.