In this BONUS episode, Mike, Terry, and Junior, three guys who grew up with third-gen F-Bodies, kick back in the garage for a relaxed and honest conversation about the Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z. What ...

Let's go with that, for now, so we can move on to the story of this 1988 Camaro that was abandoned in a storage unit for 27 years. It was discovered after the unit was sold at auction, and its new ...

The next-generation Camaros and IROC-Zs may look very much like this "California Camaro," which is the latest concept Camaro developed at the General Motors Advanced Design Concept Center in Santa ...

In its first year, the IROC-Z—ordered on the Z28 with option code B4Z—racked up more than 21,000 sales, representing nearly a third of the Z28's production.

Here you go. The IROC-Z was a massive hit. By the time this 1988 model hit showrooms, Chevy dropped the mid-level Z28 Camaro trim and replaced it with the IROC-Z, thanks to its popularity.

Get your mullets all nice and permed because we are going back to the 1980s to look at a legend. That's right, it's the Chevy Camaro IROC-Z, that one muscle car that thought it was a Corvette.