1970 - 1981 Camaros

Its own purpose-designed monocoque body distinguished the Camaro of the 1970s, and it was a big- dollar earner for GM, with almost two million sold. Less subtle styling was used, which was said to be GM's take on the Ferrari 250 SWB.

With emissions regulations becoming increasingly more stringent, these cars were nowhere near as powerful as the original series, even in Z/28 form, which is among the most desirable of 1970s Camaros. About 250,000 Z/28s were built, so they're not especially rare, but that also means they can generally be bought for reasonable money.