This 1993 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Indy Pace Car is an exceptionally preserved example of one of GM's rarest pace car editions, showing just 5,500 miles from new. One of only 645 produced for the 77th Annual Indianapolis 500, it stands out with its distinctive exterior graphics and matching graphite sport cloth interior with bucket seats.
Under the hood, the car is powered by the LT1 5.7L V8 - borrowed from the C4 Corvette - delivering a major leap in GM small-block performance with reverse-flow cooling and multi-port fuel injection. Paired with a 4-speed automatic (4L60) and 3.23 rear gearing, it strikes a balance between confident highway cruising and quick off-the-line acceleration. The premium Delco-Bose sound system, cold A/C, and factory T-tops with locking storage in the hatch add comfort and versatility.
The Z28's selection as the official pace car for 1993 was more than ceremonial - it was GM's statement of confidence in the newly launched fourth-generation Camaro. Today, this limited-production model remains one of the rarest Indy Pace Cars built, combining historical significance with like-new condition.
For collectors, this car checks every box: ultra-low mileage, authentic Indy heritage, and the kind of rarity that ensures it will stand out in any Camaro or pace car collection.
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