The 70/SS can be ordered with a supercharged LT engine making 900 horsepower or even a twin-turbo 454 cubic-inch LS6/X that produces 1500 horsepower. The top-tier offering makes a tire-frying 1,500 horsepower. If you are anything like us and want to go all in, the 70/SS can be had with a 454 cubic-inch LS6/X packing twin turbochargers. If you want more power and excitement, a 396 cubic-inch LT engine producing 900 horsepower can be installed. The base engine is the 450-horsepower LT1 that comes in the Camaro. You can order the car with one of three powerplant options. The 70/SS does an excellent job in this department. If you are going to build a car to bring back the Chevelle, it had better not be short on horsepower. The windshield is the only exterior part that isn't changed. The 70/SS badging and Hurst cue ball shift knob are also nice touches.Īlmost nothing remains of the Camaro that serves as the foundation and starting point for the 70/SS. However, the 70/SS does receive retro-styled seats and carpet. They even stretched the car’s rear with new quarter panels, deck lid, and bumper. The interior remains mostly Camaro. As you can see, every body panel has been reshaped to pay homage to the classic ’70 Chevelle Super Sport. The only untouched area was the windshield. Starting with a new sixth-gen Camaro as the foundation, the designers completely changed every part of the exterior. Badged as the 70/SS, Trans Am Worldwide took styling cues from the original 1970 model while at the same time putting their modern interpretations on it. To broaden their horizons, they have designed and built from the ground up, a car that they believe will live up to the Chevelle name. However, they build their interpretation of what the Trans Am would be today had Pontiac not been shuttered by The General. Trans Am Worldwide currently builds, you guessed it, Trans Ams.

The 2024 70/SS is offered in a number of colors with numerous upgrades and options. But, thanks to Trans Am Worldwide, the Chevelle is making a big return in 2024 as the 70/SS. Sadly, the Chevelle name has been gone for 45 years now. When discussing the titans of the muscle-car era, I think most would agree that the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS is right in the thick of it, in terms of iconic cars that changed the way we looked at motorized transportation. Renderings run rampant with modern twists, updated drivetrains, and state-of-the-art suspension.

The idea of bringing back an iconic name in the automotive industry always conjures images of grandeur.

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