Win a 900-HP 2022 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Convertible

What you're looking at

This is a 2022 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Convertible in black over jet-black-with-red-accent leather, showing just 1,852 one-owner miles. Stock, the ZL1 is already the top of the sixth-gen food chain: a 6.2-liter supercharged LT4 V8 rated at 650 hp, Magnetic Ride Control, an electronic limited-slip differential, six-piston Brembos and Recaro buckets. This one didn't stay stock. It's been through a Kong Performance ported supercharger with custom fuel and methanol systems, an ATI LT4 lower pulley, a 103mm throttle body and the ZL1 'Big Gulp' intake, a Walbro high-pressure pump with a TCP flex-fuel kit, and Kooks 2-inch stainless long-tube headers with a catted mid-pipe. The operator quotes over $20,000 in professional work and a resulting 900 hp — a tuned, forced-induction claim rather than a factory number, but a coherent, brand-name combination rather than a parts-bin mystery.

Why it matters

The convertible was always the scarce ZL1. Chevrolet built the drop-top in much smaller numbers than the coupe, and 2022 sat right at the tail end of the sixth-generation Camaro before the nameplate went dormant — so low-mileage examples are only going to get harder to find. What makes this particular car interesting is that someone treated the rarity as a starting point, not a reason to leave it in a bubble: it's a genuinely low-mile car that was also built to make serious power. You're getting open-top motoring, a naturally quick chassis, and a supercharged small-block that now breathes through headers and drinks flex fuel. That's a combination you normally have to assemble yourself.

The fine print worth knowing

Parkinson's charity Punch 4 Parkinson's (a 501(c)(3) based in Walpole, MA) is running this as one drawing in a larger series of vehicle giveaways, and the ZL1 is its own single-winner prize. Paid entry tiers start at 5 entries for $25 and climb into the thousands of entries for larger contributions; there is also a genuine free mail-in route (see the free-entry details) that carries the same odds — no purchase necessary, and contributing does not improve your chances. The car is awarded as-is and may carry promotional miles. Note that the winner is responsible for all federal, state and local income taxes on the prize, plus license, registration and any shipping — and on a car valued near $75,000 that tax bill is real, so budget for it. The promotion is open to entrants 18-plus in the 48 contiguous states, DC and Canada excluding Quebec, with additional requirements for international winners. Entry closes July 31, 2026, with the winner drawn live on the charity's social channels the same day.