Pics of Next Vette!
Originally posted by MrBonus
GM has had great success with building potent turbocharged performers.
Do you remember the Gran National/T-Type and Syclone/Typhoon?
GM has had great success with building potent turbocharged performers.
Do you remember the Gran National/T-Type and Syclone/Typhoon?
I'm convinced that it's close. But not sure that it is the final product. The spy pics from Autoweek show a slightly different rear end and the front and back do not look like a final product. Probably Chevy generating some buzzzz
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zero...=689968&page=2
http://vorlon.cwru.edu/~aap8/gallery/albums/c6/
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zero...=689968&page=2
http://vorlon.cwru.edu/~aap8/gallery/albums/c6/
Originally posted by DrifterInside
its a shame domestics SUCK!
its a shame domestics SUCK!
Originally posted by DrifterInside
its a shame domestics SUCK!
its a shame domestics SUCK!
I agree poorcollegekid. Love the username BTW. It's funny he says that when the Corvette out-performs sports cars 80,000 and under. But I guess that doesn't matter? Oh well. Probably jealous he doesn't own one, or has never been in one cause the car is amazing. I'll agree on the interior that it is cheasy, but performance wise, it's a awesome.
Originally posted by MP5
I dont know why companies are so so secretive this is getting more stir than any press release
I dont know why companies are so so secretive this is getting more stir than any press release
This is about as funny as the Corvette Forum being excited about the next generation Evo.
The plant in Bowling Green normally open to the public for tours will be closed to the public while new tooling is installed to build C6's and C5's at the same time. They have of course built some C6's already. These new tools will work along side exisiting tooling to allow production of both models and to test the production line.
It is an exciting time for Corvette fans. Even ones that are fortunate to drive both.
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