A 2023 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Coupe with a brief theft history and a long list of performance upgrades is now headed for a new owner after its seller experienced a major health event that prompted a change in lifestyle.
A Brief Theft, Then a Health Scare
The seller says the car was stolen and recovered in August, but the situation was resolved the same day and didn’t result in any long-term issues. The Camaro carries a clean title and shows the typical wear expected from regular use, including scratches on the hood, exterior paint chips, and wear on the driver’s seat — none of which are the actual reason it’s being sold.
The owner bought the ZL1 in October 2025 and has added about 1,300 miles since then, bringing the odometer to 26,200 miles. The car is located in Tyler, Texas, and is being offered through an online auction as the owner steps away from high-performance vehicles following a stroke.
What’s Been Modified
Several aftermarket modifications are noted in the listing, including Rohana 20-inch wheels, removed catalytic converters, a Borla exhaust system, new exhaust headers, a carbon fiber engine air intake, and an aftermarket fuel filler door. Factory equipment includes a head-up display, Bose premium sound system, illuminated door sills, heated and ventilated Recaro front seats with power adjustment, and leather and suede upholstery. The car also comes with a limited-slip differential and Magnetic Ride Control suspension.
Power comes from a supercharged 6.2-liter V8 paired with a 10-speed automatic, rated at 650 horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque in stock form. The modifications suggest higher output, but no dyno figures are provided in the listing.
Maintenance and Sale Details
Recent maintenance includes an oil and filter change in February, glass repair and a four-wheel alignment in August, and a body control module reprogramming last month. The sale includes the factory exhaust headers, catalytic converters, owner’s manual, and two keys.
There’s an outstanding loan on the vehicle, which will be paid off with the sale proceeds before the title is released.
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