Our world never seems to run out of tuned-up Chevrolet Camaros->ke248, does it? Not that we’re complaining because we totally dig all the aftermarket projects being done on Bumblebee since it was launched a few years ago. The list of choices gets longer every few weeks so it hardly seems surprising that we're back here again with another option that Camaro-loving freaks should pay close attention to.

German aftermarket company, FELGE, is responsible for this black piece of muscle-bound awesomeness. Working on a 2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS, FELGE went out and gave it a nice performance upgrade to go along with the sick-as-always matte black exterior finish.

We don't need to remind you guys that our knees get weak at the mere sight of matte cars so you probably understand by now how much we're salivating over this bad boy. And as cool points go, FELGE even gave their whole Camaro SS program a pretty fantastic nickname: the Black Cat.

Yes, our hearts just fell on the floor.

Details on the Chevrolet Camaro SS by FELGE after the jump.

Exterior and Interior

The German aftermarket extraordinaire went the matte route when doling an exterior finish on the Camaro SS, opting for a matte black body paintwork to justify the ‘Black Cat’ title attached to the project. Apart from the awesome matte dressing, FELGE also took to upgrading the muscle car’s rims to the tune of 22” rims on both the front and rear - 10x22” on the front and 11x22” at the back – before wrapping them up with a set of 265/30-R22 and 295/25-R22 tires, respectively.

Performance

The FELGE Chevrolet Camaro SS comes well equipped with the muscle car’s standard 6.2-liter V8 engine that produces an output of 432 horsepower and 569 Nm of torque. In order to squeeze more ponies out of the engine, FELGE went out and installed a new Speed Box compressor kit and a BORLA stainless steel exhaust half-system. These additions proved to be quite useful as the Camaro’s power output spiked all the way up to 625 horsepower.

Pricing

The host of upgrades done on the Camaro SS by FELGE comes with many different prices. In the end, the potential owner of the Black Cat would have had to spend a total of about $25,544 for this beautiful Camaro rendition. Fair price, if you ask us!

Competition

For the purposes of comparing two tuned-up Camaros, the most ideal comparison to FELGE's Black Cat is the Chevrolet Camaro Supercharged HPE600 By Hennessey. In terms of modified output, the two projects pretty much nets the same numbers upgrade - FELGE has it at 625 horsepower whereas Hennessey boasts of 600 ponies.

Where Hennessey has the leg up, albeit a short leg at that, is the fact that it comes with more aesthetic add-ons, including Hennessey & HPE600 exterior badging, limited edition numbered dash & engine plaques, and Hennessey premium floor mats, among other things.