Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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This is the second video in a short series of videos I plan on uploading. In each one I’ll take each of the preorder edition cars and compare them side-by-side to their regular counterparts. To recap, preorder cars are just as they sound, they’re special cars that you’re given for preordering Forza Horizon 4 at different retailers. They usually have more power and more torque, weight less, and have better handling than their default versions

Camaro ZL1 PO is a bit of an exception however. It actually has no power and torque difference from the regular model, but that doesn’t stop it from being faster anyway. Camaro ZL1 PO was given to those who preordered FH4 at Best Buy. Camaro ZL1 PO starts at S1-900, and can land in X class with its unique Racing V12 engine swap (unique in that the regular Camaro ZL1 doesn’t get it) and when AWD swapped, but without any swaps it lands at S2-949, whereas Camaro ZL1 starts at S1-848 and lands at S2-931

Both have been max tuned without any swaps. Both get 995 hp and 872 lb-ft of torque, regular Camaro ZL1 weights 2,920 lbs whereas Camaro ZL1 PO weights 2,575 lbs (345 lbs less). Camaro ZL1 tops at 234.3 mph, does 0-60 in 3.732s, does 0-100 in 6.814s, and produces 2.1 lateral Gs. It’s already a really solid car, and the PO edition only gets better; Camaro ZL1 PO tops at 253.4 mph, does 0-60 in 3.518s, 0-100 in 7.438s, and produces 2.3 lateral Gs, which allows it to have probably the best handling I’ve experienced with a modern muscle car

Like I said, they have the same amount of power and torque, ZL1 PO just does more with it. Its cornering ability genuinely surprised me when I first got it, its still not as good as the two top-dog PO edition cars that I’ll get to in a few days, but it has better handling than the rest of them. Ultimately, this allowed it to beat the regular Camaro with a 4 second difference

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