23. 1970 Camaro Z/28
The 1970 model year marked the arrival of the new, second-generation Camaro, which featured a radical restyle. The modern semi-fastback roofline was the main feature and the new platform and absence of a convertible option. Early ’70s Camaros were proper muscle coupes with power and style to back this claim (via Car and Driver).

Chevrolet retained the SS 350 and SS 396 versions with unchanged power. Some early brochures even mentioned the SS 454 model, but this car was never produced. However, the best all-rounder was still the Z/28 version which now featured a 350 LT1 V8 engine and 350 HP ratings. With revised suspension, braking, and four-speed manual transmission, the Z/28 was once again a sharp and precise sports car that could accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 5.8 seconds and handle like a European exotic.