It was just two weeks ago that Motor Trend reported the next generation Corvette would be pushed back to 2014. With turbulent economic crises threatening the very existence of the Big 3 automakers, word comes from AutoWeek that GM has put plans for the C7 Corvette on indefinite hold with no official word or set timetable.

Luckily, none of the sources are suggesting that the Corvette will go away. Corvette Vehicle-Line Executive Tom Wallace told AutoWeek "No one is saying we're not doing Corvettes. We're still bullish on Corvettes." When asked directly if there was any chance the Corvette would die, Wallace stated emphatically "No way."

Talk is now about the how the C6 Corvette's run can be extended. One version of the story is that the C6 could be upgraded significantly in 2012 as a '13 model. Wallace says we'll see changes sooner than that. "There are changes, some neat stuff, coming for 2010 that I can't talk about yet."

Read the entire article at AutoWeek.

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