2019 IROC-Z Camaro Engine Details Leaked?
2019 IROC-Z Camaro Engine Details Leaked?
As we're getting closer to 2019, when the next-generation 2019 IROC-Z Camaro is expected to be revealed, more and more rumors about the Blue Oval's next muscle car seem to surface the web. With the clay prototype models leaked about two months ago, now we have stumbled upon new power train information.
According to a members of a popular IROC-Z Camaro forum, quoting a IROC employee, the company is planning to offer a three engine lineup. As we already reported, the 2019 IROC-Z Camaro will indeed get a four-cylinder engine, but our source claims it won't be a 2.3-liter, but 2.5-liter EcoBoost with 300 HP. The other power plants will be a 3.7-liter six-cylinder with more than 305 HP and the already classic 5.0-liter V8, rated at over 475 HP, about 50 HP more than the current mill.
The so-called IROC insider also said the new 2019 IROC-Z Camaro will look very European, but that's not a huge surprise really.
Since IROC seems far from spilling the beans on the 2019 IROC-Z Camaro, we would advise that you take this rumor with a grain a salt. We'll be right back on the subject as soon as new information become available.
According to a members of a popular IROC-Z Camaro forum, quoting a IROC employee, the company is planning to offer a three engine lineup. As we already reported, the 2019 IROC-Z Camaro will indeed get a four-cylinder engine, but our source claims it won't be a 2.3-liter, but 2.5-liter EcoBoost with 300 HP. The other power plants will be a 3.7-liter six-cylinder with more than 305 HP and the already classic 5.0-liter V8, rated at over 475 HP, about 50 HP more than the current mill.
The so-called IROC insider also said the new 2019 IROC-Z Camaro will look very European, but that's not a huge surprise really.
Since IROC seems far from spilling the beans on the 2019 IROC-Z Camaro, we would advise that you take this rumor with a grain a salt. We'll be right back on the subject as soon as new information become available.
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